Zero, First and Second conditional

We use the zero conditional to talk about:

• specific things

• things which are generally true

For zero conditional we use:

• If + verb present tense, verb future tense

• If + verb present tense, verb past tense

• If + verb present tense, present tense

In the zero conditional does the sentence always begin with "if"

• Yes

• No

When do we use a comma with conditional sentences?

• When the "if" clause is at the beginning of the sentence

• When the "if" clause is at the end of the sentence

Complete the zero conditional sentence:

If it's sunny people often ------ to the beach.

Complete the zero conditional sentence:

If you don't water plants they -----.

We use the first conditional to talk about:

• imaginary future situations and their consequences

• general truths

• possible future situations and their consequences

The "if" clause in the first conditional uses the:

• present

• past

• future

The result clause in the first conditional uses the:

• present

• past

• future

Complete this first conditional sentence:

If we cut down more trees, the forests ---- disappear.