ZERO CONDITIONAL

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What is the Zero Conditional?

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The Zero Conditional is used to talk about general truths or facts. It describes situations where one thing always results in another.

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How is the Zero Conditional structured?

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The structure is: IF + present simple, present simple.

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Give an example of a Zero Conditional sentence.

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If you heat ice, it melts.

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What do we use the Zero Conditional for?

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We use it for facts, scientific truths, and situations that are always true.

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What is the difference between Zero Conditional and other conditionals?

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Zero Conditional describes facts, while other conditionals (like First, Second, and Third) describe possibilities, hypotheticals, or past situations.

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Complete the sentence: If it rains, the ground __________.

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gets wet.

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Complete the sentence: If you touch fire, you __________.

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get burned.

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What happens if you mix red and blue?

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You get purple.

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Complete the sentence: If you freeze water, it __________.

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turns into ice.

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What is the negative form of Zero Conditional?

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The negative form is: IF + subject + don't/doesn't + base verb, subject + don't/doesn't + base verb.