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Zero and First Conditional Examples

The document discusses the zero conditional and first conditional. The zero conditional outlines situations where a certain outcome always follows a given action, such as combining red and blue makes violet or playing a lot makes one tired. The first conditional discusses potential outcomes that will occur given a certain condition, such as if they lose we will win or if it rains we will get wet.
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Zero and First Conditional Examples

The document discusses the zero conditional and first conditional. The zero conditional outlines situations where a certain outcome always follows a given action, such as combining red and blue makes violet or playing a lot makes one tired. The first conditional discusses potential outcomes that will occur given a certain condition, such as if they lose we will win or if it rains we will get wet.
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Zero conditional

And
First conditional

Zero conditional:

 If we combine red with blue, we get violet.


 If we are late the teacher gets angry.
 If it rains, you must pick up your clothes so
they don't get wet.
 If you keep playing you won't finish your
tasks.
 If you play a lot, you get tired.
 If you don't read, you don't learn.
 If you get sick call the doctor.
 If he eats peanuts, he gets sick.
 If you run the dog bites you.
 If you skate well you win.

First conditional:

 If they behave well, they will travel next week.


 If they lose we will win.
 If they do not study they will not pass the
exam.
 If you don't bundle up you will catch a cold
 If you have any problems, you must call me.
 If she jumps she will fall.
 If it rains we will get wet.
 If you touch the boiling water you will burn.
 If you scream they will hear you
 If I don't have to go to work tomorrow, I am
going to visit grandmother.

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