Type 0


Type 0




There are four types of conditional sentences with each one of them has its own usability. Today we'll discuss the first type of it. TYPE 0 CONDITIONAL SENTENCE  

Definition

sentence type 0 or zero conditional is a conditional sentence whose result is a general truth or fact, and can also express a habit.

As with other conditional sentence types, what is meant by conditional is a condition, which will create a result, and the result is what will later state a general truth/fact or habit of that condition. so it can be said that the usage of zero conditional sentences is to express general truths

Formula



If + simple present, simple present

Simple present + if + simple present. Example:

A. If it rains, the grass gets wet

B. The grass gets wet if it rains

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  1. Alea azaliaNovember 19, 2020 at 9:31 AM

    Nice blog, short and clear. It helped me a lot. Thanks aldo

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