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About This Resource
This B1–B2 resource develops the contrast between zero and first conditionals beyond the basic form. It distinguishes general or repeated relationships from specific future possibilities and expands result-clause options for predictions, plans, instructions, permission, and advice.
What You’ll Learn
• Use the zero conditional for general, repeated, or predictably true relationships.
• Use the first conditional for a specific genuine future possibility.
• Choose result-clause forms that match prediction, instruction, permission, or advice.
• Compare clause order and punctuation while preserving the intended conditional meaning.
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