Zero conditionals, relative clauses, and quantifiers

What is the structure of a zero conditional sentence?

• If + present continuous, present simple.

• The structure of a zero conditional sentence is 'If + present simple, present simple.'

• If + present simple, past simple.

• If + past simple, present simple.

Fill in the blank: _____ loves you like I do

• Everybody

• Some

• Any

• No one

Put in the right pronoun: 'The book ______I borrowed from the library is very interesting.'

• who

• which

• that

• those

When do we use zero conditionals?

• When discussing future possibilities

• When expressing personal opinions

• When describing past events

• When expressing general truths, scientific facts, or things that are always true.

Choose the correct quantifier to complete the sentence: 'There are _______ students in the classroom.' (few, many, much)

• none

• several

• many

• few

Which relative pronoun is used for people?

• whom

• which

• where

• who

Put in the right pronoun: 'The car _____ was parked outside belongs to my friend.'

• whose

• that

• which

• who

Complete the sentence with the appropriate quantifier: 'She has _______ friends who live in the city.' (a few, a little, many)

• a little

• a few

• none

• too many

In the sentence 'The person who called you is waiting outside.', what is the relative pronoun?

• who

• which

• that

• whom

Rewrite the sentence using a relative clause: 'The movie was directed by Steven Spielberg.'

• The movie when was directed by Steven Spielberg.

• The movie that was directed by Steven Spielberg.

• The movie who was directed by Steven Spielberg.

• The movie which was directed by Steven Spielberg.