Conditionals in English: Zero, Imperative, and First Conditional (with practice)

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Nombre del profesor Isaías Miranda Valtierra Práctica Guía de estudio X Material didáctico Unidad de aprendizaje Inglés IV Semestre Cuarto Turno Matutino Ciclo escolar 2024-1 TEMARIO: Zero conditional, Conditional + imperative, First conditional when, as soon as, unless. Reported speech (1): reporting statements Indefinite pronouns get used to / be used to doing each, every, each other. Reported speech (2): reported questions. Reporting verbs. Second conditional, wish + past simple / wish + would, Third conditional, wish + past perfect, should have / ought to have, Adverbials. Present passive. Passive modals. Defining relative clauses. Non-defining relative clauses UNIT 1 Zero conditional Form CONDITION if + present simple, RESULT present simple If you mix red and white paint, you get pink paint. We can write zero conditional sentences with the if clause first or second. When it comes first, use a comma. If I sit in the sun for a long time, I get sunburnt. I get sunburnt if I sit in the sun for a long time. In zero conditional sentences, we can use when instead of if. If Kate eats seafood, she feels ill. When Kate eats seafood, she feels ill. Usage Use the zero conditional to talk ...