Zero Conditional

We use zero conditionals to talk about things that are always true and consequences as a result of something else.

They can also describe routines, habits, preferences, rules, laws, superstitions, proverbs, instructions, suggestions, requests

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Zero conditional talks about past, present or future

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The zero contidional structure is:

If + presente simple, + present simple

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Instead of "if" I can use When or Unless

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I can use "modals" in either of the clauses

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To give instructions, describe rules and laws and to offer suggestions, you use imperatives in the result clause

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I can only use the present simple in the clauses

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