​Zero Conditional

Zero Conditional

We use the Zero Conditional to talk about scientific facts and general truths. In these clauses, the result is always true when a certain condition is fulfilled.​

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The Zero Conditional is divided in:

Condition clause: If + simple present verb

Result clause: simple present verb

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Ex: If I heat ice, it melts.

​Zero Conditional - Simple Present

1. I, You, We, and They use the base form of the verb.

Ex: I study every day.​

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2. He, She, and It,  we add -s (or -es with verbs that end -s, -sh, -ch, -x, or -z)

Ex1: He plays soccer every Sunday.

Ex2: He washes the dishes.

​Zero Conditional - Simple Present

3. In the negative form, the pronouns I, You, We, and They use don't.

Ex: We don't study every day.​

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4. The pronouns He, She, and It use doesn't.

Ex: She doesn't wash the dishes.

​Zero Conditional - Examples

1. If you push the supermarket car, it runs.

2. If you stay stand in the rain, you get wet.

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3. If you keep milk in the fridge, it lasts longer.

​Question 1

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Complete the sentences with the right option.​

Question 2

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What is the missing word? Choose the right option.

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​First Conditional

First Conditional

We use the First Conditional to talk about the consequences of a possible future action.​

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The First Conditional is divided in:

Condition clause: If + simple present verb

Result clause: will/won't + main verb

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Ex: If I study hard, I will pass the test.

​First Conditional - Simple Present

1. I, You, We, and They use the base form of the verb.

Ex: I study every day.​

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2. He, She, and It,  we add -s (or -es with verbs that end -s, -sh, -ch, -x, or -z)

Ex1: He plays soccer every Sunday.

Ex2: He washes the dishes.

First Conditional - Simple Present

3. In the negative form, the pronouns I, You, We, and They use don't.

Ex: We don't study every day.​

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4. The pronouns He, She, and It use doesn't.

Ex: She doesn't wash the dishes.

Question 2

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Complete the sentences with the correct options.​

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Question 3

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What is the missing word? Choose the right option.

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