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Coincidence Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Zero Conditional, First Conditional
Hello,
could you help, please?
This Zero Conditional sentence is correct:
1. If my husband cooks, he always burns the food.
What about these sentences:
2. If my husband cooks tonight, he will burn the food! It always happens!
3. If my husband is cooking tonight, he will burn the food! It always happens!
Is the third sentence correct as well? Could it be described as the First Conditional sentence?
I will be grateful for your help.
Regards.
could you help, please?
This Zero Conditional sentence is correct:
1. If my husband cooks, he always burns the food.
What about these sentences:
2. If my husband cooks tonight, he will burn the food! It always happens!
3. If my husband is cooking tonight, he will burn the food! It always happens!
Is the third sentence correct as well? Could it be described as the First Conditional sentence?
I will be grateful for your help.
Regards.
Top answer
#2 and 3 are both fine. They are first conditional sentences about a future real possibility.
- #2 and 3 are both fine.
- They are first conditional sentences about a future real possibility.
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#2 and 3 are both fine. They are first conditional sentences about a future real possibility.
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Thank you for your help. That confirms what I have thought.
Kind regards.
Kind regards.
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