A2 · ElementaryGrammar learning path
Facts and real future conditions
Study zero and first conditionals together to see how a small change in time reference changes the meaning. One pattern describes what generally happens; the other predicts what may happen in a specific future situation.
2 lessons 11 exercises
What you will learn
- Form zero conditionals for facts and routines.
- Form first conditionals for possible future results.
- Choose if, when, or unless and keep will out of the condition clause.
Before you start
- Use the present simple and basic will future.
Lessons in this path
- 1Zero Conditional
Uses present + present conditionals for facts, routines, repeated results, and instructions, with if/when contrasts.
- 2First Conditional
Moves to real future possibilities with present in the if-clause and will, other modals, or imperatives in the result.