INF - Final Ex Part 1

What is the structure of a zero conditional sentence?

• If + future simple, future simple

• If + present simple, present simple

• If + past simple, past simple

Identify the zero conditional in the following sentence:

• If you heat ice, it stays solid.

• If you heat ice, it turns to gas.

• If you heat ice, it melts.

Create a zero conditional sentence using the phrase

If it rains,...

• If it rains, the ground gets wet.

• If it rains, the sky is clear.

• If it rains, the flowers wilt.

Which of the following is a zero conditional sentence?

A) If I were you, I would study.

B) If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

C) If she had known, she would have come.

• A

• B

• C

How do you differentiate a zero conditional from a first conditional?

• Zero conditional is used for past events; first conditional is for present events.

• Zero conditional expresses facts; first conditional expresses future possibilities.

• Zero conditional uses 'will'; first conditional uses 'if' only.

Formulate a question using the zero conditional about:

what happens when you touch fire.

• If you touch fire, you fly away.

• If you touch fire, you become invisible.

• If you touch fire, you get burned.

• If you touch fire, you feel cold.

Correctly punctuate this zero conditional sentence:

• If you freeze, water turns to ice.

• If you freeze water; it turns to ice.

• If you freeze water, it turns to ice.

Choose the correct zero conditional:

If you ________ (press) the power button, the TV______(turn) on.

• press / turns

• presses / turns

• presses / will turn

If plants __________ (get/Neg.) enough water, they _____(die).

• get / die

• don't get / dieing

• gets / dies

• don't get / die

If Bexi ________ (work) hard, she _______(earn) a lot of money.

• work / earn

• work / earns

• works / earns