English
Class
Teacher Marco
Conditionals
Sometimes we call
them "if clauses"
They describe the
result of something
that might happen
(in the present or
future)
Also they describe
the result of
something might
have happened
but didn't (in the
past)
CONDITIONALS
In English there
are four different
conditionals.
Conditionals are
made using different
verb tenses.
-Present Simple
-Future (will/won´ t)
-Past Simple
-Would / Would have
-Past Perfect
-Past Participle
ZERO CONDITIONAL
When do we use Zero Conditional?
We use it when we are talking about:
Facts that are generally true.
Scientific facts.
General truths or Gerenal Habits.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
STRUCTURE
If + Present Simple + Present Simple
If you stay in the rain, you get wet.
(Condition) (result)
ZERO CONDITIONAL
STRUCTURE
Present Simple + if + Present Simple
You get wet if you stay in the rain.
(Result) (Condition)
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you heat ice,
it melts.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
It melts if you
heat ice.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you press the
buttom, the TV
turns on.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you mix yellow
and blue, you
create ______.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If I work too
much, I get
____.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you ____
(sleep) well, you
___ (get)
energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you sleep well,
you get energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you ______
(not/sleep) well,
you _____
(not/get) energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If you do not
sleep well, you do
not get energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If he ______
(sleep) well, he
_____ (get)
energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If he sleeps well,
he gets energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If he ______
(not/sleep) well,
he _____
(not/get) energy.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
Examples
If he does not
sleep well, he
does not get
energy.