ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONAL

We use "ZERO CONDITIONAL" to express...

• facts that are general true and do not change

• a real or very probable situation in the future

• advice and recommendations.

In the zero conditional we use:

• Presente Perfecto

• Presente Continuo

• Presente Simple

In zero conditional the meaning of "WHEN" is the same as "IF"

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• All are correct

There are two clauses of a ZERO and FIRST CONDITIONAL

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• All are correct

The CONSEQUENCE begins with the word IF or WHEN

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• All are correct

When the ZERO and FIRST CONDITIONAL begins with a consequence we omit the COMMA

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• All are correct

The order of the CONDITION and the CONSEQUENCE can be reversed in ZERO and FIRST CONDITIONAL

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• All are correct

We use "FIRST CONDITIONAL" to express...

• facts that are general true and do not change

• advice and recommendations.

• a real or very probable situation in the future

In the FIRST CONDITIONAL the CONDITION is in PRESENT SIMPLE and in the CONSEQUENCE use...

• Present Perfect

• Past continuous

• Future Simple

• Present Simple

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• Will cancel

• Cancel

• Won't cancel

• Cancels