Zero and First conditionals

The following sentence is an example of ZERO CONDITIONAL. Choose the best option to complete it.

If I don't sleep well at night, ...

• I will feel tired the next day.

• I feel tired the next day.

Considering that the following sentence is an example of FIRST CONDITIONAL, choose the best option to complete it.

If Sarah still feels sick tomorrow, ....

• She will see a doctor.

• She sees a doctor.

If you want to pass the test, you ..... for it.

• will need to study

• need to study

If the weather ...... nice tomorrow, we .... go to the park.

• will be nice / we go

• is nice / we go

• is nice / we will go

The ZERO CONDITIONAL is used to talk about ....

• something that may possibly happen in the future.

• something that is generally true.

If you ...... the dishes on the floor, they ....

• drop / break

• will drop / will break

• drop / will break

If Lucy ..... by boat, she .... feel good.

• travel by boat, she doesn't feel

• travels / doesn't feel

• travels / she won't feel good.

The children ..... warm clothes tomorrow if it ..... cold.

• wear / will be

• will wear / will be

• will wear / is

Choose the sentence that corresponds to what you heard in the song.

Is the sentence an example of ZERO CONDITIONAL or FIRST CONDITIONAL? Choose the correct option.

• If you know me by now, you will never know me.

• If you don't know me by now, you will never know me.

• Zero Conditional

• First Conditional

Choose the sentence that corresponds to what you heard in the song.

Is the sentence an example of ZERO CONDITIONAL or FIRST CONDITIONAL? Choose the correct option.

• you know I will wait for you if it takes a lifetime to do

• you know I wait for you, if it take a lifetime to do.

• FIRST CONDITIONAL

• ZERO CONDITIONAL