1st conditional + going to future or present cont.? Hi
All grammar books I know state that 1st conditional sentences have to be built as follows:
IF + simple present, will + infinitive (or in reverse order)
e.g.
If you give me £5, I'll clean the flat for you.
I wonder if alternative structures are considered possible/acceptable:
IF + simple present, goint to future/present continuous
e.g.
If you give me £5, I'm going to clean the flat for you./I'm cleaning the flat for you.
I'm looking forward to any comments on this.
Kind regards
Nico |