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Complete the sentence:
If you ______ the fridge door open, the food gets warm.
What verb tense do we use in both parts of a zero conditional sentence?
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Which sentence is correct?
Choose the right verb:
If the teacher ______ angry, the students listen carefully.
Which sentence uses the zero conditional correctly?
Choose the correct sentence:
Fill in the blank:
If you ___ the sun too long, you get sunburned.
Fill in the gap:
If you ______ a fire, it burns.
Complete the sentence correctly:
If Steve ______ something funny, he laughs.
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:
If you don’t sleep enough, you __ tired the next day.
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form:
If plants __ sunlight, they grow.
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form:
If you __ sugar in water, it dissolves.
Choose the correct option:
If the alarm rings, everyone ______ the building.
Identify the correct statement:
Fill in the blank with the correct verb form:
If you __ too much coffee, you can’t sleep.
Which is correct?
Complete the sentence:
If you heat ice, it _____.
Decide if the sentence is true or false:
If you don’t wear warm clothes in winter, you get cold.
Identify and correct the mistake:
If people eats too much junk food, they feel sick.
Which sentence is in zero conditional form?
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