Vocabulary
If you were to design a park for both relaxation and exercise, which three features would you include?
Answers may vary but could include: Outdoor gym, path, lake.
Complete the sentence: If the car show is canceled, people ___ (be) very disappointed.
will be
Complete the sentence: If the skatepark opens this weekend, we ___ (invite) everyone to come with us.
will invite
Identify the error: If they will finish the music festival early, we’ll go for a walk in the park.
Remove "will" in the if clause. Correct sentence: If they finish the music festival early, we’ll go for a walk in the park.
Fill in the blank: If we ___ (not pack) our jogging shoes, we won’t be able to join the fun run.
don't pack
What do you call a raised structure in a park where performances can happen?
Open-air theatre
Choose the correct option: If the arts and crafts market opens early, we ___ (go / goes).
will go
Choose the correct form: If you ___ (practice / practices) free running every day, you’ll get better at it.
practice
Form a question using the First Conditional: You want to know if your friends will join you for in-line skating. What do you ask?
Will you join me for in-line skating if you’re free?
Correct the mistake: If I will get tired, I won’t go jogging tomorrow.
If I get tired, I won’t go jogging tomorrow.
What is a car show?
An event where vehicles are displayed for people to admire
Form a prediction question: You want to know if there will be food trucks at the funfair. What do you ask?
Will there be food trucks at the funfair?
Create a conditional sentence: The bench will be too wet to sit on if…
Various answers:
it rains overnight.
Combine the following into one conditional sentence: We will go to the funfair. It must not rain.
If it doesn’t rain, we’ll go to the funfair.
Explain the logic: Why is this sentence incorrect? We’ll visit the arts and crafts market if it will not be too crowded.
The "will not" in the if clause is incorrect because the present simple is used in the if clause to describe possible future situations.
Name two outdoor events where people might enjoy live music.
Music festival, concert
Rewrite the sentence using a short form: The music festival will not be crowded this year.
The music festival won’t be crowded this year.
True or False: This sentence is correct: If the café will be busy, we’ll sit by the duck pond.
False.
Correct version: If the café is busy, we’ll sit by the duck pond.
Answer this prediction using a short answer: Will they be at the charity football match?
Yes, they will.
OR
No, they won't.
What are the shortened forms of these phrases?
I will
You will
She will
I'll, You'll, She'll
You’re organizing a funfair. Name two other events that you could add to make it even more exciting?
Carnival, arts and crafts market
Explain the rule: Why do we use “won’t” in this sentence? If the fun run doesn’t start on time, participants won’t finish before sunset.
We use “won’t” to describe what will not happen in the future if a certain condition is met.
Rewrite the sentence with the result clause first: If the outdoor cinema is full, we’ll watch the movie at home.
We’ll watch the movie at home if the outdoor cinema is full.
What is the grammar rule for adding a comma in the First Conditional?
A comma is used after the if clause when it comes before the result clause.
Combine the following sentences into a single conditional sentence: I will go jogging. The weather must be good.
If the weather is good, I’ll go jogging.