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In the Zero Conditional, both clauses are usually in the Present Simple.

2

The First Conditional is used to talk about impossible situations.

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In the First Conditional, the if-clause uses the Present Simple.

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In the Second Conditional, the if-clause uses the Future Simple.

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The main clause in the First Conditional uses will + base verb.

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The Second Conditional is used for unreal or imaginary situations in the present or future

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You must always put the if-clause first in a conditional sentence.

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A comma is needed when the if-clause comes first.

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The Second Conditional often uses would in the main clause.

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A comma is always needed when the main clause comes first.

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