Lesson 4: Zero & First Conditionals
Lesson 4: Zero & First Conditionals Zero Conditional is for facts: If + Present Simple, Present Simple. First Conditional is for future possibilities: If + Present Simple, Will + Verb. Core Verb Patterns: Rain - áž—្áž›ៀáž„ (Zero: If it rains, roads get muddy. / First: If it rains tomorrow, we will change the route.) Book - កក់áž‘ុក (Zero: If guests book early, they get a discount. / First: If you book today, Lisa will confirm it.) Arrive - មកដល់ (Zero: If the train arrives late, guests wait. / First: If they arrive on time, we will start right away.) Cook - áž…ំអិáž“ (Zero: If you cook Amok correctly, it tastes delicious. / First: If she cooks tonight, she will make Amok.) Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take the quiz. g_translate Welcome to Intermediate Grammar! When coordinating travel schedules or setting local operational routines, we continuously balance causes and effects. If a condition automatically triggers a guaranteed result, we use the Zero Conditional . If …