Zero conditional
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This document discusses the zero conditional, which refers to situations that are always true, such as "If you freeze water, it turns into ice." The zero conditional is used to make statements about universal truths and scientific facts that are certain. Examples given are situations that are possible and refer to the present or future time frame.
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Zero conditional
- 1. ZERO CONDITIONAL ANDRÉS AGUDELO SILVA 1001
- 2. ZERO CONDITIONAL This conditional refers to a situation that is always true ( universal truths ) : If you freeze water, it turns into ice .
- 3. FUNCTIONS The conditional type 0 is used to make statements about the real world and usually refers to general facts we take for certain , as scientific facts . In these prayers the time frame is now or ever and the situation is real and possible.
- 4. EXAMPLES