In the zero conditional, the condition is in the present and the result is also in the present
False
True
If he ___________ (come) , I ______________ (be) surprised.
came / was
come / be
comes / will be
come / will be
The first conditional describes possible things, which could easily come true
False
True
If you _____________ (get) back late, I ___________ (be) angry.
get / am
get / was
get / will be
get / be
If you study hard,
you got good grades
you get good grades
you getting good grades
you will get good grades
The first conditional is used to talk about things which might happen in the future
False
True
If I ____________ (go) out tonight, I ____________ (go) to the cinema.
go / go
went / would go
will go / go
go / will go
The zero conditional is used to make statements about the real world, and often refers to general truths
False
True
In the zero conditional, the result of the condition is an absolute certainty
False
True
When she works early,
she wakes up early
she woke up early
she wake up early
she will wake up early
Now, I know the difference between zero and first conditional
True
False
Zero conditional is used to talk about real or possible situations which are always true
False
True
When the radio plays,
it's hard to hear you will speak
it's hard to hear you speak
it is hard to hear you spoke
it was hard to hear you speak
The first conditional describes a particular situation, whereas the zero conditional describes what happens in general
True
False
I know I can ask for help to understand this better
True
False
In the first conditional, the condition is in the present but the result is in the future
True
False
If you eat fast food,
you gain weight
you gains weight
you gained weight
you will gain weight
If we ____________ (not/see) each other tomorrow, we ___________________ (see) each other next week.
see / won't see
see / see
don't see / will see
don't see / see