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Zero and First Conditional Exercises

The document discusses zero and first conditional sentences. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences where if-clauses describe general truths and certainties. Examples are provided of matching if-clauses with their results. First conditional sentences are used to talk about possible future events, and examples are given to identify correct and incorrect first conditional structures. Further examples are given to distinguish between zero and first conditional sentences based on their structures.

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Zero and First Conditional Exercises

The document discusses zero and first conditional sentences. It provides examples of zero conditional sentences where if-clauses describe general truths and certainties. Examples are provided of matching if-clauses with their results. First conditional sentences are used to talk about possible future events, and examples are given to identify correct and incorrect first conditional structures. Further examples are given to distinguish between zero and first conditional sentences based on their structures.

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  • Zero and First Conditionals

ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONAL.

Zero Conditional.
Match each sentence half with the correct one.

If you heat the water, it melts.

If she lets the ice if you want money.


cream in the sun,

If you put your hand it boils.


in the fire,
if you want to be
You have to work healthy

You have to do exercise you get burnt.

First Conditional.
Read the sentences and select R or W (RIGHT or WRONG) if the sentence is Correct or
Incorrect. Pay attention to the grammar rules for FIRST CONDITIONAL.

1. If you do exercise, you will be healthy. R W

2. If he eats tacos, he would have been happy. R W

3. She will buy a new cellphone if she works. R W

4. They would be sad if you will come. R W

5. I won´t have money if I do not work. R W

Zero & First Conditional.


Read the following sentences and drag the word “ZERO” to the blank when the sentence represents
a zero conditional sentence, or “FIRST” when it represents a first conditional sentence.

If I eat seven hamburgers, I will be full!


ZERO FIRST
If she does not study, she won´t pass the
exam. ZERO FIRST
The snow melts if the sun appears.
ZERO FIRST
If it rains, I get wet.
ZERO FIRST
They won´t be healthy if they do not do
exercise. ZERO FIRST
You will sleep better if you turn off your
cellphone before going to bed. ZERO FIRST

Zero Conditional. Match each sentence half with the correct one. First Conditional. Read the sentences and select R or W

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