Understanding Zero Conditional

What is the primary use of the zero conditional?

• To give opinions

• To describe past events

• To express future possibilities

• To state general truths or scientific facts

Which tense is used in both parts of a zero conditional sentence?

• Past simple

• Present simple

• Future simple

• Present continuous

In the sentence 'If you heat ice, it melts,' what does the zero conditional express?

• A past event

• A general truth

• A command

• A possibility

How can the result part of a zero conditional sentence be expressed?

• In the future tense

• In the imperative

• As a question

• In the past tense

What is an example of using the imperative in a zero conditional sentence?

• If it rains, it pours.

• If you visit Devon, go to Chagford.

• If you are late, you missed the bus.

• If you study, you will pass.

Which words can replace 'if' in a zero conditional sentence?

• Before and after

• Because and although

• When and unless

• Since and while

What does 'unless' imply in a zero conditional sentence?

• A future possibility

• A past event

• A negative condition

• A condition that must be met

How can the order of condition and result be changed in a zero conditional sentence?

• By adding a question

• By using future tense

• By starting with the result

• By using past tense

What does the sentence 'The boss is angry if I dance on my table' imply?

• The boss is never angry

• Dancing on the table is a common occurrence

• The boss likes dancing

• The boss is always angry

What is the main takeaway from the recap of zero conditional?

• It is only used in imperative sentences

• It is used for past events

• It is used for hypothetical situations

• It describes general truths and can use 'when' or 'unless'