Zero, First and Imperatives in Conditionals

I always ____________a suit when I ______ an important meeting.

• will wear / have

• wear / will have

• wear / have

• wear / has

The correct sentence in Zero Conditional is:

• When she sleep badly, whe feels tired.

• If you sleep badly, you feel tired.

• If you slept badly, you feel tired.

• If everybody sleep badly, they feel tired.

The sentence: "Always read the instructions before you start you quiz" is

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Imperative in conditional

• not a conditional sentence

The sentence: "If I see her later, I give her your message." is

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

___________ you try to do new things, you will never learn anything.

• When

• If

• Before

• Unless

Please visit reception as soon as you will arrive.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

In Zero Conditional we use ...

• Future will

• Present simple

• Past simple

• Imperatives

There will be a big celebration ______ he wins the election.

• unless

• when

• if

• before

I will buy the new version of Microsoft Office if it will come down in price.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

When I work in the office in China, I'll speak English every day.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT