Listen to the conversation and answer:

1. How many means of transportation are

mentioned within the conversation?

2. What do they think could happen if the take

public trasnportation?

3. What are they unhappy about?

First Conditional
IF CLAUSES
 FIRST CONDITIONAL
it’s used to describe real possibilities
If we take public transportation, we’ll safe money.
If we take public transportation, we won’t get stressed out.

We’ll safe money if we take public transportation.

We won’t get stressed out if we take public transportation.

Use the Simple Present in the “if” clause

and future “will” in the main clause.
 FIRST CONDITIONAL
Use modals may, might or could in the
main clause when you’re less certain
about the results.
If air pollution gates worse, more people may get sick.
If you don’t fix you leaky faucet, you might get a high water bill.
You could spend money on other things if you grow your own food.
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