Conditionals

Use the zero conditional to talk about:

• Real possibilities in the future.

• Situations that are always true (General facts and scientific truths) 

Select the structure for the zero conditional

• if + simple present, simple present

• if + simple present, will + base form

• if + simple past, would + base form

Select the example with the zero conditional

• She will pass the test if she studies hard.

• Water freezes if it reaches zero degrees.

• Water freez if it reaches zero degrees.

True or false: Use the first conditional to talk about real possibilities in the present or future. 

• True

• False

Select the structure for the first conditional

• if + simple present, simple present

• if + simple present, will + base form

• if + simple past, would + base form

Complete the first conditional correctly:

If she studies hard, she ____ the test.

• will passes

• passes

• will pass

Select the function of the second conditional

• Talk about real situations in the present or future. 

• Talk about hypothetical or impossible situations in the present or future. 

Select the structure for the second conditional

• if + simple present, simple present

• if + simple present, will + base form

• if + simple past, would/could/might + base form

Complete the second conditional correctly:
If I ____ (have) more free time, I could travel around the world.

This example is:
We will go to the park if it is sunny.

• zero conditional

• first conditional

• second conditional