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We use zero conditionals to talk about things that are generally or always true.
Be careful with UNLESS. A possible use is with the meaning ‘IF NOT’ although a
translation into Spanish is ‘a menos que’.
Sometimes we use the imperative in the result clause instead of a present simple:
As you can see in the last example, you can also change the order of the two parts of
the conditional and start with the result and then the IF/WHEN/UNLESS clause.
When we do this, we do not write a comma in the middle of the conditional.
ESTE DOCUMENTO ES PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DE MAXUS SERVICIOS LINGÜISTICOS S.L. CIF B-95719118.
QUEDA PROHIBIDA LA COMERCIALIZACION O USO CON FINES COMERCIALES POR PERSONAS Y COMPAÑIAS AJENAS A MAXUS SERVICIOS
LINGÜISTICOS U AQUELLAS QUE NO HAYAN PEDIDO AUTORIZACION EXPRESA PARA SU USO COMERCIAL.
PRACTICE EXERCISE: ZERO CONDITIONALS
Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets ( ).
1. When you ___________ (arrive) at Lyon, try some of the local restaurants.
3. Don’t leave work unless you _____________ (finish) all the work.
4. When he _________ (come) in the morning, don’t tell him anything about it.
5. Don’t talk about things like that when we _____________ (have) lunch.
9. You will get sunburnt unless you _______ sunblock _____ (put on).
YOU CAN PRINT THIS PAGE TO DO THE EXERCISE. THE ANSWERS WILL BE GIVEN TOMORROW.
ESTE DOCUMENTO ES PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DE MAXUS SERVICIOS LINGÜISTICOS S.L. CIF B-95719118.
QUEDA PROHIBIDA LA COMERCIALIZACION O USO CON FINES COMERCIALES POR PERSONAS Y COMPAÑIAS AJENAS A MAXUS SERVICIOS
LINGÜISTICOS U AQUELLAS QUE NO HAYAN PEDIDO AUTORIZACION EXPRESA PARA SU USO COMERCIAL.