Zero Conditional Exercises
Zero conditional exercises online with answers — practise if clauses type 0 (conditional type 0) using 'If + present simple, present simple' for general truths, scientific facts, habits, and instructions. Includes when, unless, and zero vs first conditional comparison. 5 exercise sets with 100 questions (Pre-A1 - B1 Level).
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Zero Conditional Basics: Facts & General Truths
Zero Conditional Exercises
A1 ReadingNEWStudy Links Hot Drinks, Cancer
A new study is about hot drinks. Scientists in Britain studied many people for ten years. People who drink very hot tea …
Negatives, "When" & "Unless"
Zero Conditional Exercises
Real-life Contexts: Habits, Instructions & Science
Zero Conditional Exercises
“If you ___ the 'off' button, the screen goes dark.”
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A2 ReadingNEWStudy: Hot Drinks Linked to Cancer
A new study says very hot drinks can be dangerous. Scientists at the University of Oxford studied almost 980,000 people …
Zero vs First Conditional
Zero Conditional Exercises
“If you ___ a magnet near iron, it sticks. (scientific fact)”
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B1 ReadingNEWStudy Links Hot Drinks to Cancer
People who drink their tea and coffee very hot are more likely to get cancer of the food pipe, a new study says. Researc…
Why practice Zero Conditional exercises?
The zero conditional (also called conditional type 0 or if clauses type 0) is the starting point for mastering English conditional sentences. These exercises take you from the basic 'If + present simple, present simple' structure through negatives with don't/doesn't, alternative connectors (when, unless), and real-life contexts like science, daily habits, and instructions. The final set challenges you to distinguish zero conditional from first conditional — a key skill for A2–B1 learners.