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Froggy Jumps Zero Conditional & If AlternativesOnline version Grammar: zero conditionals by Rawan Otoum 1 Which sentence correctly uses the zero conditional structure (present simple + present simple)? a You heat ice, it melts. b If you heat ice, it melts. c If you heated ice, it would melt. 2 Choose an alternative to 'if' that introduces a conditional clause. a but b before c unless 3 Fill the rule: Zero conditional uses present simple in both clauses. Which example fits? a If you mix red and blue, you get purple. b When you mix red and blue, you got purple. c If you will mix red and blue, you will get purple. 4 Which sentence uses 'as long as' to express a condition? a If you study, you pass the test. b As long as you study, you pass the test. c When you study, you passed the test. 5 Which is a proper zero conditional alternative to 'If' for a general truth? a If you heat ice, it melts inside. b When you heat ice, it will melt. c Whenever you heat ice, it melts. 6 Choose the sentence that demonstrates the 'provided that' alternative. a Provided that you study, you will pass. b If you study, you pass the course. c Provided that you study, you pass the course. 7 Identify the zero conditional example. a If you touch fire, you get burned. b Touching fire burns you. c If you touch fire, you will burn. 8 Which sentence uses 'in case' to express a conditional idea? a In case it rains, you bring an umbrella. b Bring an umbrella in case it rains. c If it rains, bring an umbrella. 9 Select the zero conditional that shows a general truth. a If students study, they learn effectively. b Students study, they learn effectively. c If they study, they will learn effectively. 10 Which sentence uses 'when' to express a habitual conditional? a When you heat water, it boils. b Heating water, it boils. c If you heat water, it boils.

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Zero Conditional & If AlternativesOnline version

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Which sentence correctly uses the zero conditional structure (present simple + present simple)?

Choose an alternative to 'if' that introduces a conditional clause.

Fill the rule: Zero conditional uses present simple in both clauses. Which example fits?

Which sentence uses 'as long as' to express a condition?

Which is a proper zero conditional alternative to 'If' for a general truth?

Choose the sentence that demonstrates the 'provided that' alternative.

Identify the zero conditional example.

Which sentence uses 'in case' to express a conditional idea?

Select the zero conditional that shows a general truth.

Which sentence uses 'when' to express a habitual conditional?