- It is used for real or possible situations in the future.
- Conditional words like "si" must be followed by a verb in the present indicative to express the condition, while the simple future is used to indicate the consequence.
Fórmula (Formula) | Condición (condition) | Consecuencia (Consequence) |
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Si + presente + futuro simple (If + present + simple future) | Si firmas el contrato (If you sign the contract) | Te mudarás pronto. (You will move soon.) |
Si + presente + futuro simple (If + present + simple future) | Si reformas la cocina (If you renovate the kitchen) | El piso será más caro. (The flat will be more expensive.) |
Si + presente + futuro simple (If + present + simple future) | Si consultas la inmobiliaria (If you consult the estate agent) | Te mostrarán más opciones. (They will show you more options.) |
Si + presente + futuro simple (If + present + simple future) | Si buscas residencia temporal (If you look for temporary residence) | Esta es la más ideal. (This is the most ideal one.) |
Exercise 1: Condicional tipo 1
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
Si reformas la cocina, Si pagas los gastos de comunidad, Si buscas piso, Si firmas el contrato, Si hay buena publicidad, Si consultas la inmobiliaria, Si vives de alquiler, Si buscas una residencia temporal
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Instruction: Select the option that shows a correct use of the simple conditional in contexts related to real estate and everyday situations, identifying common errors in the incorrect options.