intermediate

Conditionals

Learn how to talk about habits and future possibilities using Zero and First Conditionals.

To talk about real, factual relationships between actions, we use Zero Conditionals with If and the present simple in both clauses.

If it is hot, I drink water.

To describe possible future events and their results, we use First Conditionals with will in the main clause:

If it rains, I will stay home.

Practice

Follow along with these examples to strengthen your understanding.

What do you do if it is hot?

If it is hot, I drink water.

What do you do if you are tired?

If I am tired, I sleep early.

What will you do if it rains tomorrow?

If it rains, I will stay home.

What will he do if it is hot tomorrow?

If it is hot, he will drink water.

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