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Rizan Malik Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Modal verbs in type "0" conditional
Do we use modal verbs like, "will", "would", "can", "could", "may", "might", "should" in "zero" conditionals? If so, please give a few examples.
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No, you don't use any modal verbs with the zero conditional. It is zero conditional because you don't use a modal. Use only present tense to express facts.
- No, you don't use any modal verbs with the zero conditional.
- It is zero conditional because you don't use a modal.
- Use only present tense to express facts.
- If you sing to the baby, she sleeps well.
- If you add a modal verb, it is no longer zero conditional: If you sing to the baby, she might sleep well.
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No, you don't use any modal verbs with the zero conditional. It is zero conditional because you don't use a modal.
Use only present tense to express facts.
If you sing to the baby, she sleeps well.
If you add a modal verb, it is no longer zero conditional: If you sing to the baby, she might sleep well.
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