make one example for each zero and first conditional sentences using ( if )or ( when ) then switch the form: by BAT MAN

darknes2010 — 2024-11-15 14:18:53 UTC

if/ when +present simple, present simple -When students arrive late, they must sign a register.

-If you heat water to 100°C, it boils

present simple+if or when, present simple

Water boils when you heat it to 100°C.

-It gets dark if the sun sets.

-You get purple when you mix red and blue.

darknes2010 — 2024-11-16 06:38:39 UTC

If you study hard, I’ll reward you with a treat.

If + present simple , present future

Can we switch the form without change the meaning?

yes

I will reward you with a treat if you study hard

Present future, if +present simple

If you study hard, you'll pass the exam.

2024-11-16 12:25:00 UTC

You'll pass the exam if you study hard.

If you freeze water, it turns into ice.

Water turns into ice if you freeze it.

2024-11-16 12:26:52 UTC

You will be able to save money, if you make a list before going to the market.