zero conditional

zero conditional

1. We will use this type of conditional in situations in which if a condition is met, the same result is always given. That is, it is a type of conditional that is used to: Express a cause-effect relationship in the facts that are always true (scientific facts, particular facts, etc.); To give instructions.

   • estructure
     • If + subject + present simple, subject + present simple

2. We will use this type of conditional in situations in which if a condition is met, the same result is always given. That is, it is a type of conditional that is used to: Express a cause-effect relationship in the facts that are always true (scientific facts, particular facts, etc.); To give instructions.

   • estructure
     • Negative form: If + subject + present simple + not + , + subject + present simple + not Subject + aux and not + present simple + if + subject + aux and not + present simple
       • examples
         • If you take the street on the right, it’s quicker,We don’t go if there aren’t good music If you cross an international date line, the time changes.
     • Question Form If + subject + present simple + , + aux + subject + present simple + QM Aux. + subject + present simple + if + subject + present simple + QM
     • Affirmative form: If + subject + present simple + , + subject + present simple Subject + present simple + if + subject + present simple