1. To talk about things we believe will happen ( or not happen)
   e.g. If you talk too loud, you will disturb the others.

The form of Type 1 conditionals:

if	simple present	will	base verb
If	he is sick,	I will	take care of him.

Exercise:

If Renee _____(be) late to the class again, she _____(be) punished.

If the team _____(win) the game, the members ______(be) famous.

If you _____(study) hard, you _____(get) an A in the exam.

If Peter _____(skip) the class, he ______(miss) a lot of information.

If you _____(be) hungry, I _____(buy) something for you to eat.

If we ________(not / hurry) up, we ______(miss) the flight.

1. If Renee is late to the class again, she will be punished.
2. If the team wins the game, the members will be famous.
3. If you study hard, you will get an A in the exam.
4. If Peter skips the class, he will miss a lot of information.
5. If you are hungry, I will buy something for you to eat.
6. If we do not hurry up, we will miss the flight.