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Practice zero, first & second conditionals

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Practice zero, first & second conditionals

by Isabelly de Lima
1

If it rains tomorrow, I ___ stay indoors.

2

If you heat water to 100°C, it ___ boil.

3

If I were a bird, I ___ fly to you.

4

If she studies, she ___ get good grades.

5

If you heat ice, it ___ melt.

6

If I were rich, I ___ travel the world.

7

If it rains, we ___ cancel the picnic.

8

If you mix red and blue, you ___ make purple.

9

If I had a car, I ___ visit you more often.

10

If you had studied, you ___ passed the test.

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Correct: first conditional uses will/shall with future result. Other forms mismatch timing.

Zero conditional: present simple in both clauses for general truths.

Second conditional expresses unreal present/future with would.

First conditional uses present simple in if-clause and will in result.

Zero conditional: present simple for universal truths.

Second conditional for hypothetical present/future.

First conditional can use might to show possibility.

General truth or rule: use zero; here first/zero mix leads to purple.

Second conditional for unreal present situation.

Third scenario: mixed conditionals; not requested but check: hypothetical past result. (Note: for strict second, adjust to would have).

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