Zero and First Conditional

​ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONAL

Express general truths and facts, and cause-effect relationships

​The conditionals

​Conditionals describe the result of a certain condition.

Conditionals are also known as if clauses, we use them to say that one thing depends on something else.

​Structure

​If + You study hard + You will pass your exams

The if clause tells you the condition (If you study hard) and the main clause tells you the result (you will pass your exams). 

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The order of the clauses does not change the meaning.

Conditional sentences are often divided into different types

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If I get up early, I ...

• didn´t sleep well

• arrive at school on time

• visited my grandma

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If I watch too much TV, ...

• My eyes hurt

• My cat don´t eat

• I finish work

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If I mix blue and Yellow, ...

• I get green

• The colors are beautiful

• I don´t have blue

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If I drink too much coffee, ...

• I got nightmares

• I didn´t drink coffee

• I don´t sleep

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If the teacher gives an exam, ...

• I will fail

• I did it

• I don´t know

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If it doesn't rain tomorrow, ...

• I comes here

• We will go to the beach

• I didn´t go to school

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If Mexico wins to Argentina, ...

• I can´t belive it

• They will be in first place in their group

• I invited all of you a pizza

Multiple Choice

Complete the conditional:

If I go to bed at 9 pm, ...

• I do sleep well

• I going to be on time

• I won´t watch the "World cup"

Remember

​Zero conditional

The Zero conditional is used for talking about events which always happen under certain conditions, and they always have the same results, also called general truths.​

​First Conditional

The first conditional is used in situations in which if a condition is met, it is likely that a given result will be given.

It expresses a condition-outcome relationship in particular situations that occur in the future

Poll

You get it?

• Sure. A piece of cake

• Yes, but I need more practice

• Nop. I have no idea

​- Confucius

" It doesn’t matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop" 

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​Evidence for Conditionals Class.

AE12 Ms. Eva Flores​