Conditions and results

Conditions and results

1. natural phenomena

   • are
     • tsunami
     • forest fire
     • volcanic eruption

2. universal truths

   • is
     • It is that truth that is valid at all times and in all places.
       • example
         • Education is the answer to most of your problems, school, not so much.
         • Your words have great power, think before you speak.
         • Siempre tienes opciones.

3. cause-effect activities

   • is
     • It is based on the idea that every action causes a reaction, consequence or result.
       • example
         • Maintaining an orderly environment has the effect of making cleaning easier.
         • Good leadership has an effect on increased motivation.

4. zero conditional

   • it is used in
     • situations in which if a condition is met, the same result is always given
   • grammar
     • If + simple present + , + subject + simple present
       • example
         • affirmative: If you mix water and electricity, you get shock
         • negative: If you mix water and electricity, you don't get a shock
         • interrogative: If you mix water and electricity, do you get a shock?

5. first conditional

   • it is used in
     • the offer, the advice, the warning, the threat.
   • grammar
     • If + simple present + , subject + will/other modal + verb
       • example
         • affirmative: if you find a coin inthe street, you will have good lucky all day.
         • negative: if you do not find a coin in thr street, you will not have good luck all day.
         • interrogative: if you find a coin in the street, will you have good luck all day.