Question

1. Read and analyze the following grammar tip
When you express a general condition and the result of that condition, you use:
If + presente tense (conditional), present tense (result)
Example: If I am tired, I sleep.
• WRITE 5 EXAMPLES:
The position of the clauses does not change the meaning.
Example: I sleep if I am tired
• WRITE 5 EXAMPLES:
Do not use comma to separate the two clauses if the result clause is first as in the last example.

Answer 1

1.

If I am hungry, I eat.

If I am sick, I take my medicine.

If I am dirty, I take a bath.

If I am hurt, I go to the doctor.

If I am bored, I play Videogames.

2.

I eat if I am hungry

I play chess if I am bored.

I drink Water if I am Thirsty.

I take my cold medicine if I have a cold.

I take a bath if I am dirty