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    The document contains 10 sentences that require verbs to be placed in the correct form of the zero or second conditional based on the context. The zero conditional is used to express general truths and facts, while the second conditional expresses hypothetical or unlikely situations. For example, sentences 1-5 use the zero conditional as they refer to general facts about rain, breaking glass, crying babies, taste, and boiling water. Sentences 6-10 use the second conditional to discuss hypothetical scenarios involving learning karate, telling a secret, living alone on an island, having money, and feeling better.

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    The document contains 10 sentences that require verbs to be placed in the correct form of the zero or second conditional based on the context. The zero conditional is used to express general truths and facts, while the second conditional expresses hypothetical or unlikely situations. For example, sentences 1-5 use the zero conditional as they refer to general facts about rain, breaking glass, crying babies, taste, and boiling water. Sentences 6-10 use the second conditional to discuss hypothetical scenarios involving learning karate, telling a secret, living alone on an island, having money, and feeling better.

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    Put the verbs in brackets into correct form of the ZERO or SECOND conditionals.

    1. He always takes his umbrella when it ____________________  (rain).


    2. If you drop a glass on the floor it ____________________(break).
    3. If babies are hungry, they ____________________ (cry).
    4. When you add sugar, the sauce ____________________ (taste) sweet.
    5. Water ____________________ (boil) if you heat it to 100 °C.

    6. If he had more time, he ____________________ (learn)  karate.

    7. If they (tell) ____________________ their father, he would be very angry.

    8. If I lived on a lonely island, I ____________________ (run) around naked all day.

    9. My brother bought a sports car if he ____________________ (have) the money.

    10. If I ____________________ (feel) better, I would to the cinema with you.

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