Conditions and Results

Conditions and Results

1. natural phenomena

   • It is a global change that occurs in nature, that is, it is not caused by human action.
     • Tsunami: (from Japanese 津 [tsu], "port or bay", and 波 [nami], "wave"). It is a complex event involving a group of waves in a high energy body of water
     • Volcanic eruption: is the discharge of lava and gases through the chimney of a volcano.
     • A forest fire: it is the fire that spreads uncontrollably in forest or wild terrain.

2. Zero conditional

   • It is used in situations where if a condition is met, the same result is always given.
     • If + present simple + , + subject + present simple
       • afirmative: If you mix water and electricity, you get a shock
       • negative: if you mix water a electricity, you dont get a shock
       • interrogative: if you mix water and electricity, do you get a shock?

3. first conditional

   • It is used in situations where if a condition is met, a certain result is likely to occur.
     • If + simple present + , + subject + will/other modal + verb
       • afirmative: If you find a coin in the street, you will have good lucky all day
       • negative: If you do not a coin in the street, you will not have good lucky all day
       • interrogative: If you find a coin in the street, will you have good luck all day?

4. cause and effect

   • exaple: If sarah stays under yhe sun for more than two hours, she'll get a sunbur