ZERO CONDITIONAL AND FIRST CONDITIONAL

ZERO CONDITIONAL AND FIRST CONDITIONAL

1. USES

   • GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
   • EXPRESS A CAUSE-EFFECT RELATIONSHIP

2. ESTRUCTURE

   • IF + SUBJECT + PRESENT SIMPLE, SUBJECT + PRESENT SIMPLE

3. DIFFERENCES

   • FIRST CODITIONAL AFFIRMS A PARTICULAR SITUATION IN WHICH THE CONDITIONAL FACT OCCURS
   • ZERO CONDITIONAL GENERALIZES AND AFFIRST THAT WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS, ANOTHER THING WILL IMMEDIATELY GET OF IT

4. COMPOSITION

   • TWO PHRASES

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