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In this section, you’ll focus only on first conditional si clauses, where the si part uses the present tense and the result uses the futur simple.

This structure is used to talk about real or possible situations in the future. For example:

• Si tu étudies, tu réussiras.
  (If you study, you will succeed.)

Practice creating clear cause-and-effect sentences that prepare you to handle everyday situations. Mastering this pattern will give you a solid foundation before moving on to the trickier conditional forms.