ZERO CONDITIONAL 2021

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ZERO CONDITIONAL

with Imperatives & Modal verbs

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5- In use

3- Zero Conditional

1- Quick definition

2- Review 1st Conditional

4- Structure

Zero Conditional

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8- Timeline

7- Versus

QUICK DEFINITION

Conditionals are also known as if clauses, we use them to say that one thing depends on something else. They can be used to talk about something that always happens, might happen or might have happened as a result of another state, action or event.

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REVIEW OF THE 1ST CONDITIONAL

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REVIEW OF THE 1ST CONDITIONAL

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Review of the 1st Conditional

The first conditional talks about the result of a possible event or situation in the future. The if clause talks about things that are possible, but not certain: If all the class approves the final term, we’ll have a barbecue.

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ZERO CONDITIONAL

with Imperatives & Modals

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Zero Conditional

The zero conditional talks about things that are always true:

If you have children, you worry about them all the time.

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EXAMPLES OF ZERO CONDITIONAL IN MOVIES

CONDITIONALS with modal verbs

We can use modal verbs in the main clause of conditionals:

EXAMPLE

If she doesn’t answer, you should call her friend. If you’re not feeling well, you must go to the doctor.

You can also use imperatives in the main clause in conditionals:

EXAMPLE

If you want to be happy, let him go. If you need to solve your problems, face them!

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