Zero Conditional + Unit 5 Words

What is the zero conditional used for?

• To talk about the past events that already happened

• To talk about future plans and predictions

• To talk about imaginary or unreal situations

• To talk about facts, routines, or things that are always true

If the subject is singular (he, she, it), what should you do with the verb in the main clause?

• Use past tense

• Add -s to the verb

• Add -ing to the verb

• No change needed

If the subject is plural (I, you, we, they), what should you do with the verb in the main clause?

• Add -s to the verb

• Use future tense

• No -s is needed

• Add -ed to the verb

Why don’t we use “will” in zero conditional sentences?

• Because “will” is only for future actions

• Because zero conditionals talk about facts and things that always happen

• Because “will” is a noun

• Because zero conditionals are only for commands

What punctuation do we use between the clauses when “if” comes first?

• Exclamation mark
  (!)

• Comma (,)

• Colon (:)

• Question mark (?)

What happens if the “if” clause comes second?

• You use a full stop in the middle.

• You add an exclamation.

• You don’t need a comma.

• You change the verb tense.

What word is also used in zero conditional sentences aside from “if”?

• unless

• when

• because

• before

If it rains, we __________ inside during recess.

• plays

• play

• playing

• played

If we have a test, we __________ quietly in class.

• worked

• working

• works

• work

If I pack my bag at night, I __________ ready in the morning.

• is

• am

• was

• be