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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Zero conditional
Wori in pairs. can you complete the facts? use the zero conditional
1) If you heat water to 100 celsious,....
2)If you dail *#06# on your mobile phone, ....
3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint,....
4) If yuo mix geen light and red light,...
5) If you leave a fish out of water,...
1) If you heat water to 100 celsious,....
2)If you dail *#06# on your mobile phone, ....
3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint,....
4) If yuo mix geen light and red light,...
5) If you leave a fish out of water,...
Top answer
Hi The zero conditional uses the present simple tense in both clauses in order to say something that is always true ... 1) If you heat water to 100 Celsius, it boils 3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint, you get green ... and so on Dave
- Hi The zero conditional uses the present simple tense in both clauses in order to say something that is always true ...
- 1) If you heat water to 100 Celsius, it boils 3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint, you get green ...
- and so on Dave
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Hi
The zero conditional uses the present simple tense in both clauses in order to say something that is always true ...
1) If you heat water to 100 Celsius, it boils
3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint, you get green
... and so on
Dave
The zero conditional uses the present simple tense in both clauses in order to say something that is always true ...
1) If you heat water to 100 Celsius, it boils
3) If you mix blue paint and yellow paint, you get green
... and so on
Dave
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