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Structure: ‘Zero conditional’
Facts that are always true need their own tense: the zero conditional. We build one from this week's radio-altimeter news, then practise rewriting general truths.
Facts that are always true need their own tense: the zero conditional. We build one from this week's radio-altimeter news, then practise rewriting general truths.
Learn the zero conditional (If + present simple, present simple) through new airline rules for lithium batteries and power banks, with a gap-fill practice and a…
If a passenger connects, they get online — the zero conditional explains general, always-true rules, contrasted with the first conditional's one-off future guesses.
This time in our structure help we talk about conditional sentences, sometimes called ‘if’ sentences. They usually have two parts, an ‘if’ part which expresses the…