⛈️ If It Rains, I'll Stay — Zero & First Conditional

This A2 Teens lesson teaches the two conditionals A2 learners use most often: the zero conditional for general truths (facts, habits, scientific rules — "If you mix yellow and blue, you get green") and the first conditional for real future possibilities ("If it rains tomorrow, I'll stay home"). You'll master the clean formula for each, learn when to comma-separate the two clauses, and tackle the biggest A2 trap — never putting "will" in the if-clause. Four magazine stories anchor the grammar in real contexts: Inês watches the same summer storm patterns in Lisbon (zero conditional), Min-Jun prepares for his life-defining university test in Seoul, Gabriel lives a football final five-minutes from the rooftops of Rio, and Selin weighs two possible summers at midnight in Istanbul. Ten useful vocabulary items (including unless, otherwise, as soon as), six flashcards pairing conditions with results, eight colour-coded fill-in-the-blank items, a speaking task with a model dialogue, a writing task planning next weekend, and a final 8-question quiz round out the lesson.