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Zero and First Conditional Work

This document provides examples of zero and first conditional sentences. It begins by giving examples of zero conditional sentences using facts about different types of people. It then provides sentences to complete using the correct tense of verbs for the first conditional. Finally, it asks the reader to complete additional sentences using their own ideas in either the zero or first conditional form. The document focuses on demonstrating the proper structure and verb tenses to use for zero and first conditional sentences.

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Zero and First Conditional Work

This document provides examples of zero and first conditional sentences. It begins by giving examples of zero conditional sentences using facts about different types of people. It then provides sentences to complete using the correct tense of verbs for the first conditional. Finally, it asks the reader to complete additional sentences using their own ideas in either the zero or first conditional form. The document focuses on demonstrating the proper structure and verb tenses to use for zero and first conditional sentences.

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Put these facts about various types of people into sentences in the zero conditional.

Make you
the subject of each sentence.

1. Doctors treat people who are ill.


a. Doctors treat people, if you are ill.
2. Vegetarians don’t eat meat.
a. If you are Vegetarians don´t eat meat.
3. Teachers have to work very hard.
a. Teachers have to work very hard, if you don´t study.

Complete these sentences using the correct tense of the verbs in brackets (first conditional).

1. If it… (rain), we… (not go( out.


If it rain, we will not go out.

2. If she… (post) the letter now, they… (get) it tomorrow.


If she post the letter now, they will get it tomorrow.

3. … (Sally/be) angry if John… (arrive) late again.


Sally will be angry if jhon arrive late again.

4. … (you/learn) a lot if you… (take) this course.


You will learn a lot if you take this course.

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets (zero or first conditional)

1. My cat feels very happy if he… (see) me.


My cat feels very happy if he see me.

2. You get fat if you… (not exercise)


You get fat if you will not exercise.

3. If she arrives early, we… (go) to the cinema.


If she arrives early, we will go to the cinema.

4. If I… (need) you, I will call you.


If i need you, i will call you.

5. If you study hard, you… (pass) the exam


If you study hard, you will pass the exam

Complete these sentences using your own ideas (zero or first conditional).
1. If you obey the rules, you will be a great person.
2. If we go to Paris, we will put very happy.
3. Call me if you need to me.
4. If he doesn’t tell the truth, he will lost my confidence.
5. Do not go out if you haven´t fixes de room
6. If you buy a second hand car, you will sabe money.
7. If he receives the money, he will invite us to eat.
8. If they travel first class, they will get best benefits.
9. If he does some exercise, you will get tired
10. If you feel depressed, seek help.

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