Grammar Introduction: Zero & First Conditional

Zero and First Conditional

Oral Fluency 3-4, Quarter 2
Unit 2: Let's Eat!

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Grammar Introduction

To describe things that are generally true, such as laws, rules, scientific facts, or personal realities

Use:

If I drink coffee at night, I can't sleep.
I can't sleep at night if I drink coffee.
When I drink coffee at night, I can't sleep.

Multiple Choice

When it _____ warm, we _____ vegetables in the garden.

• get / plant

• gets / plants

• get / plants

• gets / plant

Multiple Choice

My stomach _______ if I ______ too much spicy food.

• hurt / eat

• hurts / eat

• hurt / eats

• hurts / eats

Multiple Choice

People ____ dehydrated when they ______ enough water.

• get / doesn't drink

• gets / don't drink

• get / don't drink

• gets / doesn't drink

To describe the potential consequences of possible future situations;
often used to make predictions, express intentions, or talk about planned actions

Use:

If we go to the park, we will have lunch at a food truck.

We will have lunch at a food truck if we go to the park.

Multiple Choice

My sister _____ an allergic reaction when she eats peanuts.

• have

• has

• will have

Multiple Choice

We will try authentic ramen when we ______ to Japan.

• go

• goes

• will go

Multiple Choice

If you ______ leftovers, they last longer.

• refrigerate

• refrigerates

• will refrigerate

Multiple Choice

He ______ health problems if he doesn't stop eating fast food.

• develop

• develops

• will develop

Multiple Choice

When Koreans had more protein in their diet, they will grow taller.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

If you eat a snack now, you won't be hungry for dinner.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

My brother get jittery when he drinks coffee or soda.

• Correct

• Incorrect