Zero and First Conditional

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By Pacheco Solís Yuzlen 6IV3

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Julieth Suárez

Colombia

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Zero and First Conditional

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Froggy Jumps Zero and First ConditionalOnline version By Pacheco Solís Yuzlen 6IV3 by Julieth Suárez 1 The main difference between zero and first conditional: a One raises imaginary scenarios and the other is more concrete. Zero conditional has simple present b One is used for generalities and another for probable specific situations c Both pose general and concrete situations, they only have different tenses 2 What is the zero conditional structure like? a If + present simple + future simple b If + past simple + present conditional c If + present simple + present simple 3 What is the first conditional structure like? a If + past simple + present conditional b If + present simple + future simple c If + present simple + present simple 4 Select the concept of zero conditional a Serves to describe complex and elaborate situations. b Serves to form sentences where both the condition and the result are real facts. c Serves to relate hypotheses to real facts. 5 Select the correct example of zero conditional a If I studied, I would pass. b If it rains, you will get wet. c If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils. 6 Select the concept of first conditional a Refers to an impossible condition, temporarily located in the past, and its probable result. b It is used in the past with references to hypotheses or probabilities. c Is used to propose scenarios in the future whose realization is very likely 7 Select the correct example of first conditional a If it rains, the grass gets wet. b If she had been there, I would have seen her. c If Sally is late again I will be mad. 8 Is used when the time we refer to is now or always and the situation is real and possible: a Both b Zero Conditional c First Conditional 9 Is used to propose scenarios in the future whose realization is very likely. a First Conditional b Zero Conditional c Both

Froggy Jumps

Zero and First ConditionalOnline version

By Pacheco Solís Yuzlen 6IV3

by Julieth Suárez

The main difference between zero and first conditional:

One raises imaginary scenarios and the other is more concrete. Zero conditional has simple present

One is used for generalities and another for probable specific situations

Both pose general and concrete situations, they only have different tenses

What is the zero conditional structure like?

If + present simple + future simple

If + past simple + present conditional

If + present simple + present simple

What is the first conditional structure like?

If + past simple + present conditional

If + present simple + future simple

If + present simple + present simple

Select the concept of zero conditional

Serves to describe complex and elaborate situations.

Serves to form sentences where both the condition and the result are real facts.

Serves to relate hypotheses to real facts.

Select the correct example of zero conditional

If I studied, I would pass.

If it rains, you will get wet.

If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils.

Select the concept of first conditional

Refers to an impossible condition, temporarily located in the past, and its probable result.

It is used in the past with references to hypotheses or probabilities.

Is used to propose scenarios in the future whose realization is very likely

Select the correct example of first conditional

If it rains, the grass gets wet.

If she had been there, I would have seen her.

If Sally is late again I will be mad.

Is used when the time we refer to is now or always and the situation is real and possible:

Both

Zero Conditional

First Conditional

Is used to propose scenarios in the future whose realization is very likely.

First Conditional

Zero Conditional

Both

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Zero and First Conditional

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The main difference between zero and first conditional:

What is the zero conditional structure like?

What is the first conditional structure like?

Select the concept of zero conditional

Select the correct example of zero conditional

Select the concept of first conditional

Select the correct example of first conditional

Is used when the time we refer to is now or always and the situation is real and possible:

Is used to propose scenarios in the future whose realization is very likely.

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