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Learn how to use zero and first conditionals.

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Learn how to use zero and first conditionals.

by Thania Sanchez
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present simple 'if' future situations first conditional will zero conditional facts

The is used for that are always true , such as 'If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius , it boils . ' The talks about possible , like 'If it rains tomorrow , we stay indoors . ' Both conditionals use to connect the condition and the result . The zero conditional uses the tense in both parts , while the first conditional uses the present simple in the if - clause and will + verb in the main clause .

 
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