Hadar Shemesh breaks down the first conditional: if plus present tense, then future result. The most common mistake is saying
If I go, the result, I'll see her. Present-future. If I do something in the present, there is going to be a result in the future. One of the common challenges here is that people want to say if I'll go. If I'll go. If I call you, you'll pick up the phone. If I call you, you'll get mad. If we go, we'll find out the truth. If we go, we won't see anyone. If we go, we'll find out.
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