Question

First Conditional We (to go) to the mountains if the weather (to be) nice If he (to invite) me, I (to buy) a present If you (to reach) the corner of the street, you (to see) my house

Answer 1

1)We will go to the mountains if the weather is nice

2)If he invites me, I will buy a present

3)If you reach the corner of the street, you will see my house

Answer 2

1 we will go to the mountains if the weather is nice

2 if he invites me I will buy a present.

3 if you reach the corner of the street you will see my house.

Answer 3

First Conditional sentences express possible future events or conditions that are likely to happen. They follow a specific structure: "If + subject + present simple verb, subject + will + base verb."

Based on the provided sentences, here are the correct forms:

1. We will go to the mountains if the weather is nice.
2. If he invites me, I will buy a present.
3. If you reach the corner of the street, you will see my house.

Remember that in the first conditional, we use the present simple tense after "if" to refer to a possible future condition, and we use "will" + base verb to express the future result or action.