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Zero conditional Exercises

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Form : ( If / When + subject + present simple, subject + present simple )


In English, the zero conditional talks about facts or things that are always true.

Examples sentences :

  • If you heat ice, it melts.
  • If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
  • If you don't exercise, you become unfit.
  • When I'm worried, I don't sleep well.
  • When I'm really tired, I can sleep anywhere.

Notes for use of zero conditional :

'If' and 'when' have the same meaning in the zero conditional.

We can use a modal instead of a present form to give advice.

  • If the medicine has no effect, you should return to the doctor.
Zero conditional example sentences
If you take it from Clapham-Junction it takes roughly an hour.
If you want to take your pet to Australia with you.
If you are buying lots of things, it turns into a hassle!
What I said was, if it's not necessary, I never kill any animal...
You have to leave it in quarantine for 6 months!
When you like some shoes, they never have your size.
It always turns into a huge problem.
Whenever that happens, this is what you ask me to do the next morning.
When I go there, I usually have to stay at least a month.
Once you show him where it is, he always poos and pees there.
You are always welcome to take the room.
Yes, if it's okay for you, it's totally fine for me, too.
When you like some clothes, they don't have the colour or the size you want, etcetera.
The flight takes roughly 18 hours...
I like the skin on if you make it crispy!
If there is no delay in connecting flights.
If you don't have a match, dear, you need to do it by hand!
Don't forget Cate, if you can leave your cat with someone else...
Maybe it's better if we wait in different queues.
Yeah, when I hear chips I remember her now.

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Zero conditional