The document discusses the zero conditional, which is used to describe general truths or situations where the result of a condition is always certain to occur. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences using common if/when and present simple verb combinations. It then provides a grammar exercise asking the reader to complete zero conditional sentences by filling in verbs in brackets.
The document discusses the zero conditional, which is used to describe general truths or situations where the result of a condition is always certain to occur. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences using common if/when and present simple verb combinations. It then provides a grammar exercise asking the reader to complete zero conditional sentences by filling in verbs in brackets.
The document discusses the zero conditional, which is used to describe general truths or situations where the result of a condition is always certain to occur. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences using common if/when and present simple verb combinations. It then provides a grammar exercise asking the reader to complete zero conditional sentences by filling in verbs in brackets.
“If we vote responsibly, we have good representatives”
IF/WHEN CONDITION RESULT PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE If I study responsibly, I pass the exam. When She studies responsibly, she passes the exam. RESULT IF/ WHEN CONDITION PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE I pass the exam if I study responsibly. She passes the exam when she studies responsibly. We use the Zero Conditional when the result of the condition is always true and obvious (general truths). If I plant more trees, I help our planet. If your car breaks down, the mechanic usually fixes it. I wash wash my sneakers when they are dirty.
I. Write the verbs in brackets. Use the zero conditional.
1. If it _______________ (rain), the streets _______________ (get) wet. 2. My mother _______________ (get) angry when I _______________ (not do) my homework every day. 3. If you _______________ (run) too fast, you _______________ (get) really exhausted. 4. I can´t _______________ (understand) Elizabeth when she _______________ (speak) so quickly. 5. If madeleine _______________ (miss) the seven o´clock bus, she _______________ (be) late to work. 6. When you _______________ (turn on) an electric appliance, the electricity meter _______________ (go) up. 7. My little sister always _______________ (cry) when she _______________ (be) hungry. 8. When you _______________ (drink) too much alcohol, you sure _______________ (get) drunk. It´s dangerous for your health. 9. The mountains in Ticlio _______________ (get) white when it _______________ (snow). 10. If you _______________ (not drink) enough water, you _______________ (become) dehydrated. 11. You _______________ (gain) weight if you _______________ (eat) too much sugar and fried food. 12. When my mother _______________ (have) a toothache, she always _______________ (take) an aspirin. 13. If you _______________ (mix) red and blue, you _______________ (get) purple. 14. Plants _______________ (die) if they _______________ (not get) enough water. 15. If you _______________ (break) a leg, it _______________ (hurt) and it´s very painful. 16. When my friends _______________ (tell) me an important secret, I never _______________ (tell)it to anyone. 17. You _______________ (get) a substantial fine if you _______________ (not pay) your taxes. 18. If you _______________ (not get) enough vitamins and iron, you _______________ (suffer) from anemia.
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