Grammar Review Unit 7-Double Click 2

We use the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 to say something which is always true (law of nature).

• True

• False

"If you heat water, it boils". What type of conditional is this?

• Type 1

• Type 0

In conditional type 1 we can use "when" instead of "if".

• True

• False

We use the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 to talk about something that always happens as a result of something else.

• True

• False

if / when you put salt on ice, ____________________.

• it will melt

• it melts

• it will melts

• it melt

____________________________, you get purple.

• If you mix red and yellow

• When you mix blue and white

• If you mix black and white

• When you mix red and blue

The formula for the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 is:

• if + simple present ------ simple future

• if + simple present ------ simple present

• if + simple present ------ imperative

• if + simple present ------ can/must/may, etc.

If / When I walk a long distance, ________________________.

• I'll be thirsty

• I am always thirsty

CONDITIONALS TYPE 1 express a real or very probable situation in the present or future.

• True

• False

"We'll leave if they don't come on time". Does this sentence need a comma (,) ?

• Yes

• No