Conditionals Zero and First

The structure of conditional Zero is:

• subject + present simple, if + subject + present simple,

• If + subject + present simple, subject + future

• If + subject + future, subject + present simple

• If + subject + present simple, subject + present simple

This is NOT an example of Conditional Zero

• If it rains, I take my umbrella to work

• Animals die if they don’t get enough

• If you eat fast food, you gain weight.

• If I take my umbrella to work, it will rain

The use of first conditional is

• when talking about true and scientific facts

• when talking about possible plans, promises, warnings, threats or for persuading ...

• when talking about orders, instructions, recommendations....

• when talking about impossible plans or unreal situations

If you go to the north pole,

• our teacher gets angry with you.

• the plants fade and dry.

• you see a lot of snow and ice.

• you will be hot

If you want to be with me, ______ me that you love me.

• will tell

• tell

• don't t tell

• won't tell

If we have to work together, we_________ cooperate.

• have to

• should

• can

• won' t have to

If David ________ answer my phone this time I ________ call him again.

• won't / doesn't

• doesn't / won't

• won't / don't

• isn't / won't

The correct sentence is

• You are late if you won't leave now.

• If the game is good I am playing it.

• If the sun shines I will go swimming.

• If you won't try harder, you will fail.

"If, her mother, exams, happy, be, Jane, passes, will, her," the correct order is:

• If her mother be happy Jane will passes her exams.

• If Jane will be happy her mother passes her exams.

• If Jane passes her exams, her mother will be happy.

• If Jane will passes her exams her mother are happy.

"My uncle will buy a car if he have enough money": What is the error?

• will buy

• have

• buy

• he