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Zero Conditional

The document explains the Zero Conditional, which is used to express facts or rules that are always true under certain conditions. It follows the structure 'If + Present Simple, Present Simple' and provides examples related to illness and injury. The document also notes that 'If' can be placed at the beginning or in the middle of the sentence.

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Zero Conditional

The document explains the Zero Conditional, which is used to express facts or rules that are always true under certain conditions. It follows the structure 'If + Present Simple, Present Simple' and provides examples related to illness and injury. The document also notes that 'If' can be placed at the beginning or in the middle of the sentence.

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July, 28th / 2026

Zero Conditional
We use the Zero Conditional to talk about facts,
rules, or things that are always true when
something happens.
🧩 Structure:
If + Present Simple, Present Simple
📌 Both parts of the sentence use the Present
Simple tense.
📌 Example:
 If you eat too much candy, you get a
stomachache.
 If she has the flu, she stays in bed.
 If we run too fast, we get tired.
Use "If" at the beginning or in the middle. Both
are okay!
✅ If you feel sick, you tell the teacher.
✅ You tell the teacher if you feel sick.
Illness / Injury /
Example (Zero Conditional)
Symptom
If you have a fever, you stay at
Fever
home.
If he has a headache, he
Headache
doesn’t play.
If you break your arm, you go
Broken arm
to the hospital.
If she has a cold, she drinks
Cold
warm tea.
If you have a sore throat, you
Sore throat
don’t eat ice cream.
If you cut your finger, you wash
Cut your finger
it.

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