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    The document discusses zero and first conditional sentences. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences using "if" and "when" to describe situations that are always true, such as "If ice melts, it becomes water" and "When the sea rises, the beach becomes dangerous." It then gives examples of first conditional sentences using "if" followed by a subject and infinitive verb to describe possible future situations, such as "If the weather is good, I'll be able to make a fire" and "If he's feeling better, he might survive." It concludes by assigning homework practicing zero and first conditional sentences.

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    The document discusses zero and first conditional sentences. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences using "if" and "when" to describe situations that are always true, such as "If ice melts, it becomes water" and "When the sea rises, the beach becomes dangerous." It then gives examples of first conditional sentences using "if" followed by a subject and infinitive verb to describe possible future situations, such as "If the weather is good, I'll be able to make a fire" and "If he's feeling better, he might survive." It concludes by assigning homework practicing zero and first conditional sentences.

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    дата: February 2nd, 2015

    автор: Matt Shaw

    Zero/ First Conditional

    I want to tell you about our life on this island. My grandfather always
    used to tell me that if you want to succeed in life, you have to work
    hard. This was clear when we got here on this island in Myanmar. The
    climate is hot, and there are many hazards here such as when the sea
    rises, the beach becomes dangerous.

    We were sent here as part of our training. They said if we don’t go, we
    won’t pass the course. Each day we have to find water and food.
    Sometimes when we search we find dangerous animals, and we even
    found a bomb from WW2. There is a danger from pirates too. If we
    hide from the pirates, we might be ok.

    I thought that if the weather is good, I’ll be able to make a fire to cook
    some food, but making a fire is very difficult with the things we have. If
    there is no wind tomorrow, we might hear the sound of crocodiles.

    Zero and First Conditional


    Zero
    If/ when Subject Infinitive verb Subject Infinitive verb
    If ice melts, it becomes water.
    When the sea rises, the beach becomes dangerous.

    First
    If Subject Infinitive verb Subject Modal Infinitive verb
    If the weather is good, I will be able to make a fire.
    If he is feeling better, he might survive.
    Now imagine you are on an island together trying to survive.
    In pairs practice zero and first conditionals using the objects to help you.
    E.g. ‘If we see an animal, we could use the knife to kill it’

    But you can elaborate too, like ‘If we see an animal, we could use the knife to kill it so we will have
    some food. However, it might be difficult if we see a crocodile!’

    Homework
    If you want to be fit, you have to do exercise every day.

    If ice melts, it becomes water.

    When the sea rises, the beach becomes dangerous.

    When it is summer, it is hot on the island.

    If the weather is good, I’ll be able to make a fire.

    If you’re going to the ocean for fish, I won’t need to go.

    If he’s feeling better, he might survive.

    If there’s a tsunami, we will have a very big problem!

    IF/ Subject Infinitive Subject Inifinitive


    When Verb Verb

    IF Subject Infinitive Subject Modal Infinitive


    Verb Verb Verb

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