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    The zero conditional describes things that always happen or events that occur in the same way every time under certain conditions, such as scientific facts. Examples include "If you mix red and yellow, you get orange" and "If you don't eat, you get hungry." The zero conditional uses the simple present tense, with the condition in the "if" clause and the result in the main clause, following the structure "If + subject + simple present, subject + simple present."

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    The zero conditional describes things that always happen or events that occur in the same way every time under certain conditions, such as scientific facts. Examples include "If you mix red and yellow, you get orange" and "If you don't eat, you get hungry." The zero conditional uses the simple present tense, with the condition in the "if" clause and the result in the main clause, following the structure "If + subject + simple present, subject + simple present."

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    Conditional Type Zero

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    Mohamed Enassibi
    The zero conditional describes things that always happen or events that occur in the same way every time under certain conditions, such as scientific facts. Examples include "If you mix red and yellow, you get orange" and "If you don't eat, you get hungry." The zero conditional uses the simple present tense, with the condition in the "if" clause and the result in the main clause, following the structure "If + subject + simple present, subject + simple present."

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    Conditional type zero

    I.

    Use:

    We use zero conditional sentences to describe things that always happen.


    We also use it to talk about things that happen in the same way every time. It is mostly used
    with scientific facts.
    II.

    Examples :

    If you mix red and yellow, you get orange.


    If you dont eat, you get hungry.
    If he runs, he gets tired so quickly.
    If you tickle her feet, she laughs.

    III.

    Form:
    Condition/ cause
    Simple present
    If you heat ice,

    IV.

    Result
    Simple present
    It melts

    Exercises:

    This plant.............(close) if an insect or spider .............(walk) on it.


    If it is sunny and raining, rainbow .............. (appear).
    If you mix red and blue, .........................
    If the temperature ...................................... (be) below zero, water ...................................... (freeze).
    If you ...................................... (press) that button, the radio ...................................... (turn) off.

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