zero conditional: This is used where a general principle is described or something that is generally true is described. It is regularly used where you are describing scientific fact.
If you heat water, it boils. Note, both parts of the conditional use present tense:
If + present tense sentence, subject + present tense sentence.
More examples:
If you drop wood in water, it floats.
If you drop an egg, it breaks.
first conditional: This is an if/then statement about the consequence of a possible or probable future event or action. * It could also be used for promises.
If + present tense sentence, subject + future tense sentence.
If you eat it, you will get sick.
If she tries, she will succeed.
If he touches my beer, I'll kill him.
*If you get a 10 in English, I’ll buy you a new music CD
Choose the correct result clause to complete the conditional sentence.
1. If there are clouds, ……. A) it rains B) it rain. C) it will rain.
2. If I take care of my car, ….. A) it will run well. B) it runs well. C) it run well.
3. If I touch fire,….. A) I will burn. B) I burn. C) I burns.
4. If you cut the grass,… A) I buy you lunch. B) I will buy you lunch. C) I buys you lunch.
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