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Practice the zero conditional with true/false.

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Zero Conditional True/False QuizOnline version Practice the zero conditional with true/false. by Angel De león 1 If you heat water to 100°C, it boils. Sí No 2 If it rains, the ground gets wet. Sí No 3 If you touch fire, you get burned Sí No 4 If people eat too much sugar, they gain weight. Sí No 5 If the sun set, it gets dark Sí No 6 If I wake up late, I miss the bus. Sí No 7 If she studies hard, she pass the exam. Sí No 8 If you don’t water plants, they die. Sí No 9 If ice melts, it turns into water. Sí No 10 If you mix red and yellow, you get orange. Sí No 11 If children play outside, they gets dirty. Sí No 12 If you press this button, the computer turns on. Sí No 13 If cats are hungry, they meow. Sí No 14 If I don’t sleep well, I feel tired. Sí No 15 If my brother drink coffee at night, he can’t sleep. Sí No 16 If you drop an apple, it falls. Sí No 17 If you add sugar to tea, it tastes sweet. Sí No 18 If my phone run out of battery, it dies. Sí No 19 If you cut yourself, you bleed. Sí No 20 If dogs are angry, they bark. Sí No 21 If you heat ice, it become water. Sí No 22 If I eat too fast, I get sick. Sí No 23 If she drink milk, she feels bad. Sí No 24 If people smoke a lot, they get sick. Sí No 25 If the teacher arrives, we start class. Sí No 26 If you don’t eat, you feel weak. Sí No 27 If the alarm rings, I wake up. Sí No 28 If a car runs out of gas, it stop. Sí No 29 If we don’t clean the house, it gets dirty. Sí No 30 If the baby cries, the mother pick him up. Sí No 31 If you freeze water, it becomes ice. Sí No 32 If she listens to music, she feels happy. Sí No 33 If people don’t exercise, they lose energy. Sí No 34 If I wash my hands, they get clean. Sí No 35 The Present Real Conditional is also called the Zero Conditional. Sí No 36 The structure is “If + past simple, … would + verb” Sí No 37 We use the Present Real Conditional for scientific facts and general truths. Sí No 38 The sentence “If you heat water, it boils” is an example of Present Real Conditional. Sí No 39 In the Present Real Conditional, we always use the present simple tense in both clauses. Sí No 40 “If you go outside in the rain, you will get wet” is Present Real Conditional. Sí No 41 We use the Present Real Conditional to talk about habits. Sí No 42 The linking word “if” can be replaced by “when” in some sentences. Sí No 43 “If it rains, the ground got wet” is correct. Sí No 44 The Present Real Conditional expresses possible future predictions. Sí No 45 The form is always: If + present simple, present simple. Sí No 46 “If plants don’t get water, they die” is a correct example. Sí No 47 We use the Present Real Conditional for impossible situations. Sí No 48 “If the sun rises, it gets light” is Present Real Conditional. Sí No 49 The Present Real Conditional is only used in formal writing. Sí No

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by Angel De león

If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.

If it rains, the ground gets wet.

If you touch fire, you get burned

If people eat too much sugar, they gain weight.

If the sun set, it gets dark

If I wake up late, I miss the bus.

If she studies hard, she pass the exam.

If you don’t water plants, they die.

If ice melts, it turns into water.

If you mix red and yellow, you get orange.

If children play outside, they gets dirty.

If you press this button, the computer turns on.

If cats are hungry, they meow.

If I don’t sleep well, I feel tired.

If my brother drink coffee at night, he can’t sleep.

If you drop an apple, it falls.

If you add sugar to tea, it tastes sweet.

If my phone run out of battery, it dies.

If you cut yourself, you bleed.

If dogs are angry, they bark.

If you heat ice, it become water.

If I eat too fast, I get sick.

If she drink milk, she feels bad.

If people smoke a lot, they get sick.

If the teacher arrives, we start class.

If you don’t eat, you feel weak.

If the alarm rings, I wake up.

If a car runs out of gas, it stop.

If we don’t clean the house, it gets dirty.

If the baby cries, the mother pick him up.

If you freeze water, it becomes ice.

If she listens to music, she feels happy.

If people don’t exercise, they lose energy.

If I wash my hands, they get clean.

The Present Real Conditional is also called the Zero Conditional.

The structure is “If + past simple, … would + verb”

We use the Present Real Conditional for scientific facts and general truths.

The sentence “If you heat water, it boils” is an example of Present Real Conditional.

In the Present Real Conditional, we always use the present simple tense in both clauses.

“If you go outside in the rain, you will get wet” is Present Real Conditional.

We use the Present Real Conditional to talk about habits.

The linking word “if” can be replaced by “when” in some sentences.

“If it rains, the ground got wet” is correct.

The Present Real Conditional expresses possible future predictions.

The form is always: If + present simple, present simple.

“If plants don’t get water, they die” is a correct example.

We use the Present Real Conditional for impossible situations.

“If the sun rises, it gets light” is Present Real Conditional.

The Present Real Conditional is only used in formal writing.