Zero or First conditional?

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May 14th, 2023, 12:29 am

emile

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Re: Zero or First conditional?

Hi Alex,

Basically, yes, they are zero conditionals and they change to first conditionals if you add will/won't.

Adding will shifts the perspective from something that is generally true (zero conditional) to something that is a concrete plan (first conditional).

I have some notes on these topics here:

Grammar Notes by RoadToGrammar.com
Grammar Notes by RoadToGrammar.com

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