ZERO CONDITIONAL

ZERO CONDITIONAL

1. When we have a sentence that the result of the condition is always true, we can call it a conditional zero

2. FORM = If + condition (simple present) + result (simple present)

   • For this conditional, all the results are true. In this case the sentences don’t talk about the future, or past, or even the present, they talk about fact, almost scientific facts. We use the Present Simple Tense to talk about the condition and about the result.