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    The Differences: If It Rains, I Won't Go To The Park

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    Zero and first

    conditional
    The differences
    Each conditional has its context of use
    and its specific meaning, so let's see when
    and why we use each one. You won't
    confuse them again! Let's focus on the
    differences between the first conditional
    and each of the other conditionals.

    The main difference between zero and first conditional


    is that zero is used to talk about generalities, beliefs
    and universal truths, while first is used to talk about
    very probable specific situations.
    Zero: If you sit in the sun for too long, you get
    sunburnt. - If you stay in the sun for a long time, you
    get burned.

    First: If you sit in the sun for too long, you will get
    sunburnt. - If you stay in the sun for a long time, you
    will get burned.

    Zero firts
    Conditionsl
    The main difference between zero
    and first conditional is that zero is
    used to talk about generalities,
    beliefs and universal truths, while
    first is used to talk about very
    probable specific situations.

    Firts second
    conditional
    The difference between the second
    and the first conditional refers to the
    probability of something happening.
    The second conditional is used to
    talk about hypothetical situations,
    which are not impossible, but we
    don't believe them.

    Examples
    First: If you practice hard enough, I’m sure you will
    pass your driving test.
    When you click «submit», you will see a confirmation
    message
    If it rains, I won’t go to the park.

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