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Understanding Conditional Type 0

Conditional Type 0 uses the present simple tense in both the if-clause and result clause, and describes general truths or habits. It can be used to give advice or make predictions about possible results of an action.

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Understanding Conditional Type 0

Conditional Type 0 uses the present simple tense in both the if-clause and result clause, and describes general truths or habits. It can be used to give advice or make predictions about possible results of an action.

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Conditional Type 0

Dina Elizabeth Cortes Coss


Predicctions
If + Present Simple Simple Present
If clause Result clause

Example:
If a dog is happy, it wigs its tail.
If clause Result Clause
• If you do not sleep enough, you feel tired
• If she eats too much, she gets fat
Negative 0 conditional

• Simple present
• Do not
• Does not
• Always need if
If = when

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