THE CONDITIONAL TYPE 0

THE CONDITIONAL TYPE 0

1. Uses:

   • It is used to express facts that are always true, something that we know is real and will happen, and it is also used to give instructions.

2. Forms

   • Affirmative: if/when + Subject +Simple present, Subject + Simple present
     • Negative: indicates what would not happen if something else were to occur. If + present simple + negative form(don't, not), present simple
       • Interrogative: It starts with the formation of the question, followed by an auxiliary (do does), continues with the subject and the verb and finally the proposed result with the asked condition. Formation question + auxiliary+ subject+ verb+ if/when+ present simple.

3. Examples

   • Affirmative:
     • If you heat ice, it melts
       • If you freeze water, it becomes solid
         • If you mix red and blue, you get purple
           • Negative:
             • If it snows, we are not going to the festival
               • If I come early, will I go to the party?
                 • If you are watching TV, do not listen to the radio
                   • If I don't dink water, I don't hydrate
                     • If I don't come early, I won't go to the party
                   • Interrogative
                     • Do I hydrate if I drink water?
                 • Do I have to be with you if you feel fine?
                   • If I date you, I have to date all the time?

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