ZERO, FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL

What is the primary purpose of the Zero Conditional?

• To talk about possibilities in the present or future.

• To talk about unlikely or imaginary situations.

• To talk about facts or things that are generally true.

• To express past regrets.

What is the correct structure for the Zero Conditional?

• If + Present Simple + Will

• If + Past Simple + Would + Verb

• If/When + Present Simple + Present Simple

• If + Past Perfect + Would have + Past Participle

Is the first conditional called the future conditional?

• Yes

• No

When is the First Conditional used?

• To describe events that always happen under certain conditions.

• To talk about possibilities in the present or future.

• To express hypothetical situations in the past.

• To discuss imaginary situations that are impossible.

What is the correct structure for the Second Conditional?

• If + Present Simple + Will

• If + Past Simple + Would + Verb

• If/When + Present Simple + Present Simple

• If + Past Perfect + Would have + Past Participle

In the Second Conditional, what form should the verb "to be" take for all persons in formal English?

• Was

• Is

• Were

• Been