Zero and First Degree Conditionals Flashcards

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He is the author of the famous works Just So Stories, IF and The Jungle Book. Born in India and moved to England with his family. He wrote stories for children and poems for British soldiers. He also received Nobel prizes.

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Rudyard Kipling

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TRUE OF FALSE

Kipling received his Nobel Prize in Literature on 1905.

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False; 1907

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What is the central theme of his “If” poem?

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Growing is complicated and challenging, but is worth it for what can be accomplished and identity must come from within a person, not from what others tell you to be.

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What is the persona’s value in this line?:

“If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies”.

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Patience and honesty

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It is a subordinating conjunction that sets up a conditional status

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If

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A situation that might exist if another condition becomes manifest.

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Conditional status

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Based on the given sentence, which is the condition?

“If you study this lesson well, you will learn what conditional statements are”.

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If you study this lesson well,

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What is the outcome here?:

“If you study this lesson well, you will learn what conditional statements are”

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you will learn what conditional statements are.

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IDENTIFY

The first condition needs to be met before a result is assured, illustrating the _______ situation.

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if-then situation

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This are statements that express factual implications or hypothetical/theoretical situations and their consequences.

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Conditional sentences

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Also called “If clauses” because they are always made up of an if clause and a main clause.

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Conditional sentences

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Suggest that actions or events can only take place if a certain condition is FULFILLED.

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Conditional sentences

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What kind of clause is if clause?

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dependent clause

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What kind of clause is main clause or the outcome?

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independent clause

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What is the condition?

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If clause

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What is zero degree conditionals?

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Present real conditions, express general truths, facts and habits and situations which are present now and their results. DIRECT

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Aside from using “If” in the condition sentence, what else can be use?

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when and whenever

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Sentence formula for zero degree conditionals.

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if+simple present tense, simple present tense

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WHAT IS THIS?

If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

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zero degree conditional

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WHAT IS THIS?

When people do not read the news, they remain uninformed.

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zero degree conditional

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When you change the positioning of if clause and main clause, does the position of the comma stays the same?

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No. When if clause comes first before the main clause, comma is needed. When main clause comes first before the if clause, comma is not needed.

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Are this sentences can be use for zero degree conditionals?
> The germs spread if you keep your hands unwashed
> If you keep your hands unwashed, the germs spread.

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Yes

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What is first degree conditionals?

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Real conditionals and the outcome is likely to happen in the future if the condition is met. Not 100% but have good chance.

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Sentence formula for first degree conditionals.

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if+simple present tense, simple future tense (will/shall)

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WHAT IS THIS?

If the CoViD situation does not go away, we will stay at home for a very long time.

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first degree conditionals

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WHAT IS THIS?

Whenever I see boys and girls, they will sell their lanterns on the street.

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first degree conditionals

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IDENTIFY
In making predictions, superstitions, future plans and warnings/threats, it is made by using the grammar structure of the ________ degree conditionals.

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first