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    1. The document provides examples to practice the zero conditional, which refers to situations that are always true. It contains 17 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. The examples cover situations about chickens arriving home, neighbors' reactions to loud singing, feeling tired and yawning, stepping forward or back, choking, trousers falling, cars stopping without fuel, planes falling without fuel, sinking in water without swimming, living by breathing, seeing a doctor when not feeling well, a bike being taken if left, food staying fresher in the fridge, a camcorder not working properly if dropped, missing a bus by not leaving on time, and Polly going out with friends if not

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    1. The document provides examples to practice the zero conditional, which refers to situations that are always true. It contains 17 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. The examples cover situations about chickens arriving home, neighbors' reactions to loud singing, feeling tired and yawning, stepping forward or back, choking, trousers falling, cars stopping without fuel, planes falling without fuel, sinking in water without swimming, living by breathing, seeing a doctor when not feeling well, a bike being taken if left, food staying fresher in the fridge, a camcorder not working properly if dropped, missing a bus by not leaving on time, and Polly going out with friends if not

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    Zero Conditional 2

    Uploaded by

    Martina Castillo
    1. The document provides examples to practice the zero conditional, which refers to situations that are always true. It contains 17 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. The examples cover situations about chickens arriving home, neighbors' reactions to loud singing, feeling tired and yawning, stepping forward or back, choking, trousers falling, cars stopping without fuel, planes falling without fuel, sinking in water without swimming, living by breathing, seeing a doctor when not feeling well, a bike being taken if left, food staying fresher in the fridge, a camcorder not working properly if dropped, missing a bus by not leaving on time, and Polly going out with friends if not

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    Miss Valeria Roman

    Zero Conditional
    2020

    I Complete using zero conditional

    1.- If the chickens cross the road, they finally   (to


    arrive) home safely.

    2. If we   (to sing) very loudly, neighbours are not


    happy.

    3. If I   (to be) very tired, I always yawn.

    4. If I go forward, I   (not / to step) back.

    5. If he   (to stop) breathing, he starts choking.

    6. If he wears braces, his trousers   (not / to fall).

    7. If a car is out of fuel, it   (to stop) beside the road.

    8. If a plane   (to be) out of fuel, it falls.

    9. If he   (not / to swim) anymore, he sinks in deep


    waters.

    10. If she   (to breathe), she lives.

    11.Their teacher gets annoyed (students / use) their mobile


    phones in class. 
    Miss Valeria Roman
    Zero Conditional
    2020

    12.I go to the doctor's (I / not feel) very well.


    13. If you leave your bike there,  (someone / could / take)
    it.

    14. (food / stay) fresh for longer if you put it in the fridge.

    15.. If you drop the camcorder, (it / might / not work)


    properly.
    16.We might miss the bus (not leave) now.
    17. (Polly / not have) a lot of homework, she goes out
    with her friends.

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