Zero Conditional and First Conditional Concepts

What do grammatical "conditions" primarily express?

• Past events and their outcomes.

• Future predictions and uncertainties.

• Possibilities and their consequences.

• Hypothetical situations and desires.

Which word is commonly used to introduce a conditional clause?

• Unless

• Although

• If

• Because

In a conditional sentence, how does the consequence relate to the condition?

• The consequence is always independent of the condition.

• The consequence always depends on the condition.

• The consequence only occurs if the condition is impossible.

• The consequence is a direct cause of the condition.

For what type of statements is the Zero Conditional typically used?

• Events that might happen in the future.

• Unlikely or imaginary situations.

• Absolute truths or scientific facts.

• Past actions with present results.

What is the correct grammatical structure for the Zero Conditional?

• If + Simple Present, Simple Future

• If + Simple Past, Simple Present

• If + Simple Present, Simple Present

• If + Simple Past, Simple Future

Which sentence is an example of a Zero Conditional?

• If I study, I will pass the exam.

• If you heat ice, it melts.

• If I had known, I would have told you.

• If it rained, I would stay home.

What verb tense is used in both the 'if' clause and the main clause of a Zero Conditional sentence?

• Simple Past

• Simple Future

• Present Perfect

• Simple Present

When is a comma used in a Zero Conditional sentence?

• When the 'if' clause comes after the main clause.

• When the 'if' clause comes before the main clause.

• Only when the sentence expresses a scientific fact.

• Commas are never used in Zero Conditional sentences.

What is the correct structure for a Zero Conditional sentence?

• If + Simple Future, Simple Present

• If + Simple Present, Simple Present

• If + Simple Past, Simple Future

• If + Simple Present, Simple Future

What is the correct structure for a First Conditional sentence?

• If + Simple Present, Simple Future with Will

• If + Simple Past, Simple Present

• If + Simple Future, Simple Future

• If + Simple Present, Simple Past