CONDITIONAL IF ZERO TYPE

 

In simple terms, a conditional sentence is a compound sentence that contains conditions regarding a conditional, then, or an event that has not yet happened. In English sentences, this conditional sentence begins with 'if' as a sign that the condition has not occurred. The conditional sentence form is "If-clause + main clause". If you express, the if-clause is part of the conditional sentence. Meanwhile, the main clause usually contains the result or effect 

Conditional sentence type 0

This type is usually referred to as zero conditional sentences. This type of sentence is used when the results or consequences of a condition are manifested alias describe a general truth and scientific facts. This sentence is usually in the form of the present tense with the formula: if + simple present, simple present. Example sentences (based on examples from grammarly.com):

For this type the formula used is:

If clause Main clause

If + simple present simple present

1. If my grandmother comes over

If my grandmother comes

we usually go to the park

we usually go to the park

2. If you are 17 years old or older

If you are 17 years old or older

you are allowed to have an id card

you may have a KTP

3. If you don't water flowers

If you don't water the flowers

they die

they (the flowers) died

Klausa if	Klausa utama
If + simple present	simple present
If this thing happens	that thing happens.
If you heat ice	it melts.
If it rains	the grass gets wet.