Zero and First Conditional

Zero and First Conditional

1. Use

   • Structure
     • Example
       • If you broke a window you have to buy a new one.
       • If we get the vaccine we will have immunity.
     • If-cause sentence describes a possible event in PRESENT + the main clause sentence describes the result of that event in PRESENT.
     • If-cause sentence describes a possible event in PRESENT + the main clause sentence describes the result of that event in FUTURE.
   • We use zero conditional to describe events and results that happen regulary or are always true.
   • Describe future possible future events and the expected result of those events.

2. Zero Conditional

3. First Conditonal