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    The document discusses two types of conditional clauses: Type 0 conditional clauses are used to describe scientific facts or physical laws. They take the form "if + present simple, present simple" and are used to talk about certainties and universals. Type 1 conditional clauses are used to talk about possible or imaginary situations in the present or future. They take the form "if + present simple, future simple" and are used to talk about more realistic or probable conditions. The document provides examples to fill in the blanks for both type 0 and type 1 conditional clauses.

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    The document discusses two types of conditional clauses: Type 0 conditional clauses are used to describe scientific facts or physical laws. They take the form "if + present simple, present simple" and are used to talk about certainties and universals. Type 1 conditional clauses are used to talk about possible or imaginary situations in the present or future. They take the form "if + present simple, future simple" and are used to talk about more realistic or probable conditions. The document provides examples to fill in the blanks for both type 0 and type 1 conditional clauses.

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    The document discusses two types of conditional clauses: Type 0 conditional clauses are used to describe scientific facts or physical laws. They take the form "if + present simple, present simple" and are used to talk about certainties and universals. Type 1 conditional clauses are used to talk about possible or imaginary situations in the present or future. They take the form "if + present simple, future simple" and are used to talk about more realistic or probable conditions. The document provides examples to fill in the blanks for both type 0 and type 1 conditional clauses.

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    Conditional Clauses

    IF clauses- Type 0 and type 1


    A. Write the rule. TYPE 0 (ZERO)
    1. Zero conditional /type 0 = if +______________+___________
    2. We use it to talk about __________and__________________

    B. Fill in the gaps. Type 0


    1. If you ________ (heat) water to 100 degrees, it _____________(boil).
    2. If people ________(eat) too much, they ______________(get) fat.
    3. If she _____________(touch) a fire, she_______________(get )burned.
    4. People ______________(die) if they __________________(not eat).
    5. Snakes ____________( not bite) if they _________________(be) scared.
    6. If babies _____________(be) hungry, they __________________(cry).

    C. Write the rule. TYPE 1 (first conditional)


    1. First conditional /type 1 = if +______________+___________
    2. We use it to talk about ____________/___________________

    D. Fill in the gaps. Type 1


    1. f it _____________(rain), I _______________(not go) to the park.
    2. If I _________(study) today, my mother ____________( let) me go to the
    party tonight.
    3. If he _______(have) money, he __________(buy) some new shoes.
    4. She____________( be) late if the train ____________(be) delayed.
    5. She____________(miss) the bus if she ____________(not leave) soon.
    6. If I ______________(see) her, I________(hug) her.

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