Zero & First Conditionals Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Zero & First Conditionals ChallengeOnline version Conditionals quiz by Gustavo Javier 1 Zero conditional describes real facts. In its structure, the if-clause uses present simple and the main clause uses what? a future simple b present continuous c present simple 2 In the first conditional, the result clause is usually in which form? a will + base verb b present simple c present perfect 3 Which sentence is a correct zero conditional example? a If he studied, he will pass. b If you heat ice, it melts. c If it will rain, I take an umbrella. 4 In the first conditional, which modal is commonly used in the main clause? a would b shall c will 5 Which sentence is NOT a zero conditional example? a If you heat ice, it will melt. b If you mix red and blue, you get purple. c If you heat ice, it melts. 6 Zero conditional often talks about things that are always true. Which word fits this idea? a never b always c suddenly 7 Can the zero conditional use past tense in the if-clause? a No b Sometimes c Yes 8 Which is a correct zero conditional sentence? a If you touch fire, you will burn. b If you touch fire, you burned. c If you touch fire, you burn. 9 Which one is a first conditional example? a If I rain, I stay indoors. b If it rains, I stay indoors. c If it rains, I will stay indoors. 10 What is the key difference between zero and first conditionals? a Zero uses future in both clauses; first uses past. b Zero uses present in both clauses; first uses present in if and will in the main clause. c Zero uses past in both clauses; first uses present in main clause.

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Zero & First Conditionals ChallengeOnline version

Conditionals quiz

by Gustavo Javier

Zero conditional describes real facts. In its structure, the if-clause uses present simple and the main clause uses what?

future simple

present continuous

present simple

In the first conditional, the result clause is usually in which form?

will + base verb

present simple

present perfect

Which sentence is a correct zero conditional example?

If he studied, he will pass.

If you heat ice, it melts.

If it will rain, I take an umbrella.

In the first conditional, which modal is commonly used in the main clause?

would

shall

will

Which sentence is NOT a zero conditional example?

If you heat ice, it will melt.

If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

If you heat ice, it melts.

Zero conditional often talks about things that are always true. Which word fits this idea?

never

always

suddenly

Can the zero conditional use past tense in the if-clause?

Sometimes

Yes

Which is a correct zero conditional sentence?

If you touch fire, you will burn.

If you touch fire, you burned.

If you touch fire, you burn.

Which one is a first conditional example?

If I rain, I stay indoors.

If it rains, I stay indoors.

If it rains, I will stay indoors.

What is the key difference between zero and first conditionals?

Zero uses future in both clauses; first uses past.

Zero uses present in both clauses; first uses present in if and will in the main clause.

Zero uses past in both clauses; first uses present in main clause.

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Zero conditional describes real facts. In its structure, the if-clause uses present simple and the main clause uses what?

In the first conditional, the result clause is usually in which form?

Which sentence is a correct zero conditional example?

In the first conditional, which modal is commonly used in the main clause?

Which sentence is NOT a zero conditional example?

Zero conditional often talks about things that are always true. Which word fits this idea?

Can the zero conditional use past tense in the if-clause?

Which is a correct zero conditional sentence?

Which one is a first conditional example?

What is the key difference between zero and first conditionals?

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