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Use of will in the first conditional

In the first conditional we use the present simple tense in the if-clause, and the future simple tense in the other clause.

Don’t use will in the if-clause.

  • If the weather will be good, we can go for a walk.
    If the weather is good, we can go for a walk.
  • If I will see Gary later, I’ll give him your message.
    If I see Gary later, I’ll give him your message.