Q1 Zero and First Conditionals

How do we form the zero conditional?

• If+simple present, simple present

• If+simple present, will + bare infinitive

• If+ simple present, will + past participle

• If+simple future, simple future

• If+simple future, simple present

When do we use ZERO conditional?

• It's used when the result will always happen.

• It's used for hypothetical situations.

• It's used for things which might happen in the future.

• It's used when we talk about impossible situations.

How do we form the first conditional?

• If+ simple present, simple present

• If+simple present, simple past

• If+ simple present, will + bare infinitive

• If+ simple future, simple present

• If+ simple present, will + past participle

When do we use the FIRST conditional?

• It's used to talk about things which might happen in the future.

• It's used to talk about hypothetical situations.

• It's used when we talk about impossible situations.

• It's used when the results will always happen.

You get water

• If you mix soda and milk

• if you mix hydrogen and oxygen.

• if you mix banana and apple

• if you mix turmeric and ginger

• if you mix blue and red

If I see him, I ___________ (give) him a lift.

• give

• gave

• gives

• will give

• will gave

If he goes into that field, that bull ___________ (chase) him.

• chase

• chases

• will chase

• will chases

• chased

If I find your passport, I __________ (call) you at once.

• call

• called

• calls

• will call

• will called

Which one is correct? Pay attention to the commas.

• If you will leave your car unlocked, someone will steal it.

• If you leave your car unlocked someone will steal it.

• Someone will steal your car, if you leave it unlocked.

• Someone will steal your car if you leave it unlocked.

• Someone will steal your car if you will leave it unlocked.

What will happen if my parachute ____________?

• not open

• not opens

• don't open

• doesn't open