If Conditional Zero Type

Hello everyone. Today I will explain a little about the material If Conditional Zero Type.


-Conditional sentence type 0 or zero conditional is used when the result / consequence of the condition is always realized because it is a scientific fact or general truth which is a habitual activity.

-formulas

If clause

Main clause

If + simple present

simple present

1.      If my grandmother comes over

we usually go to the park

2.      If you are 17 years old or older

you are allowed to have an id card

3.      If you don’t water flowers

they die


example: If /when water boils, it produces steam.


explanation video:


Below is an example video of a conversation using the if conditional zero type.


Dialogue:
Andhika: Syahdan, I and Jerry are going to play games after school. Do you want to join us?

Syahdan: I’m sorry. I have a math quiz next week and I have to study because the last material is very hard.

Andhika: Oh, I see. Don’t worry. If you study hard, you can get a good grade.

Syahdan: I hope so. Anyway where’s your chairmate?

Andhika: He’s having lunch at the canteen. He goes to the canteen when it’s time to break.

Syahdan: woah. I think he is always hungry.


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