zero and first conditional

zero and first conditional

1. zero conditional

   • we can make a zero conditional sentence with two present simple verbs (one in the ¨if clause¨ and one in the ¨main clause¨): if + present simple, this conditional is used when the result will always happend.so, it water reaches 100 degrees, it.always bolls. it´s a fact. i´m talking in general. not aboutone particular situation, the result of the ¨if clause¨ is always the main clause
     • examples: if people eat too much, they get fat, if you touch a fire, you get burned. pleople die if they don´t eat. you get water if you mix hydroegen and oxygen. snacks bite if they are scared if babies are hungry, the cry

2. first conditional

   • the first conditional has the present simple after ¨if¨, them the future simple in the other clause: if + present simple, ... will + infinitive it´s used to talk about things which might happen in the future. Of course, we cant´n know what will happen in the future. but this describes possible things, which could easlly come true
     • examples: if rains, i won´t go to the park, if i study today, i´ll go to the party tonight, if i have enough money, i´ll buy some new shoes, she´ll be late if the train is delayed, she´ll miss the bus, if she doesn´t leave soon