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    Zero and First Conditional

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    This document provides information about zero and first conditional sentences in English. It explains that zero conditional sentences use the simple present tense to describe real or possible situations that are always or usually true. First conditional sentences use the present tense and "will" to describe possible future consequences of present or future realistic situations. Examples of affirmative, negative, and yes/no question forms are provided for both zero and first conditional sentences. The document concludes by providing prompts for writing example sentences using zero and first conditional structures.

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    This document provides information about zero and first conditional sentences in English. It explains that zero conditional sentences use the simple present tense to describe real or possible situations that are always or usually true. First conditional sentences use the present tense and "will" to describe possible future consequences of present or future realistic situations. Examples of affirmative, negative, and yes/no question forms are provided for both zero and first conditional sentences. The document concludes by providing prompts for writing example sentences using zero and first conditional structures.

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    This document provides information about zero and first conditional sentences in English. It explains that zero conditional sentences use the simple present tense to describe real or possible situations that are always or usually true. First conditional sentences use the present tense and "will" to describe possible future consequences of present or future realistic situations. Examples of affirmative, negative, and yes/no question forms are provided for both zero and first conditional sentences. The document concludes by providing prompts for writing example sentences using zero and first conditional structures.

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    This document provides information about zero and first conditional sentences in English. It explains that zero conditional sentences use the simple present tense to describe real or possible situations that are always or usually true. First conditional sentences use the present tense and "will" to describe possible future consequences of present or future realistic situations. Examples of affirmative, negative, and yes/no question forms are provided for both zero and first conditional sentences. The document concludes by providing prompts for writing example sentences using zero and first conditional structures.

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    ADVANCE ENGLISH CLASS

    ZERO AND
    FIRST
    CONDITIONAL
    CARLA GÓMEZ GARCÍA
    In zero conditional
    sentences, both
    ZERO parts of the
    sentence are in
    CONDITIONAL simple present. Is
    used to make
    statements about
    real world, one part is
    for the cause and
    the other for
    consequences
    STRUCTURE

    If you freeze water, it gets solid


    100% probably

    If + subject+ base form , subject+


    base form
    Real or possible situations

    If I get drunk, I'm a kinda funny

    EXAMPLES:
    Also is used to give instructions

    If you want to come, buy some


    boneless.
    Affirmative Negative yes/ no questions

    If + not +simple Do+ subject + base


    If + simple present , form, if + subject +
    simple present present ,
    simple present baase form

    If it rains, the grass


    Do I have to
    Study hard if you dont́ compete if don't
    gets wet.
    want to fail at your want to?
    The grass gets wet Grammar test.
    if it rains. Dont́ be rude if you want

    to make friends
    If don't take a bath

    do I smell bad
    FIRST
    CONDITIONAL
    The first conditional
    Página de is used to express
    FIRST para
    recursos the future
    maestros
    CONDITIONAL consequence of a
    realistic possibility
    now or in the future
    STRUCTURE

    If I miss the train, I’ll take the next one.


    If + subject+ base form , subject+ will +


    verb
    EXAMPLES:
    Will you come to the pool
    party?
    If I pass the exam, I'll go with
    some friends

    that's great but won't you go if


    you don't pass?

    I'll go if I convince my mom.


    Affirmative Negative yes/ no questions

    Subject + will not+ V Will/ won't+ subject + V.


    base form + if + base form + if + subject +
    If + present simple, subject + V. base V. base form
    will/won’t + verb. form

    Will you take it with
    If I pass this exam, you if you go to the
    I won’t have to do
    I’ll celebrate. supermarket?
    this exam again if I
    I'll go to the park if I pass it.
    If I don’t find a new
    finish early if you go to the party,
    job, will you lend me
    we will break up
    some money?
    Write an answer for the next
    messages in zero and first
    conditional
    FIST CONDITIONAL
    If someone says you like him/ her...
    Example: If someone says I like him, I'll tell
    him that he have to buy me some
    chilaquiles
    ZERO CONDITIONAL
    If I'm sad... I
    Example: If I'm sad, I listen to Taylor
    Swift to cry even more.

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