Zero and first conditionals

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Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you [[answer]] red and blue, you get purple.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will mix","mix"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you mix red and blue, you get purple.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If people [[answer]] enough, they feel tired.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["don't sleep","won't sleep"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If people don't sleep enough, they feel tired.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When it [[answer]], the streets get wet.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will rain","rains"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When it rains, the streets get wet.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you [[answer]] this button, the computer turns off.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["press","will press"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you press this button, the computer turns off.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When the sun [[answer]], it gets dark.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will set","sets"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When the sun sets, it gets dark.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you [[answer]] plants, they die.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["don't water","won't water"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you don't water plants, they die.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When ice [[answer]], it turns into water.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["melts","will melt"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When ice melts, it turns into water.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When I [[answer]] coffee at night, I can’t sleep.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will drink","drink"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When I drink coffee at night, I can’t sleep.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If children eat too much sugar, they [[answer]] hyperactive.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["become","will become"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If children eat too much sugar, they become hyperactive.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you don’t eat, you [[answer]] hungry.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["get","will get"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you don’t eat, you get hungry.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When metal gets hot, it [[answer]] .</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will expand","expands"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When metal gets hot, it expands .</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you touch fire, you [[answer]] yourself.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["burn","will burn"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you touch fire, you burn yourself.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When people exercise regularly, they [[answer]] better.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["feel","will feel"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When people exercise regularly, they feel better.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">f you study hard, you [[answer]] good results.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will get","get"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>f you study hard, you get good results.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you don’t wear a coat in winter, you [[answer]] cold.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["feel","will feel"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you don’t wear a coat in winter, you feel cold.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When babies are tired, they [[answer]] .</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will cry","cry"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When babies are tired, they cry .</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you add salt to water, it [[answer]] the taste.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["changes","will change"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you add salt to water, it changes the taste.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the general fact."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If it [[answer]] tomorrow, we will stay at home.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["rains","will rain"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If I [[answer]] my homework early, I will watch a film.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["finish","will finish"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If I finish my homework early, I will watch a film.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If she [[answer]] hard, she will pass the exam.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will study","studies"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If she studies hard, she will pass the exam.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If we [[answer]], we will catch the bus.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["hurry","will hurry"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If we hurry, we will catch the bus.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If they [[answer]] me, I will come.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["invite","will invite"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If they invite me, I will come.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you  [[answer]], you will be late.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["don't hurry","won't hurry"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you don't hurry, you will be late.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">When I [[answer]] him, I will tell him the truth.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["see","will see"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>When I see him, I will tell him the truth.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If the weather [[answer]] nice, we will have a picnic.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["is","will be"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If the weather is nice, we will have a picnic.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If she [[answer]] me, I will answer.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will call","calls"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If she calls me, I will answer.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you [[answer]] earlier, we will go for a walk together.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["come","will come"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you come earlier, we will go for a walk together.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">You will pass the test if you [[answer]] the rules.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will revise","revise"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>You will pass the test if you revise the rules.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">I will help you if you [[answer]] me.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["ask","will ask"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>I will help you if you ask me.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If someone breaks into the house, [[answer]] the police.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["call","will call"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If someone breaks into the house, call the police.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">If you are tired, you [[answer]] to bed early.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["should go","will should go"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>If you are tired, you should go to bed early.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">We won’t go for a walk unless it [[answer]] raining.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["stops","will stop"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>We won’t go for a walk unless it stops raining.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">I will stay here as long as you [[answer]] me.</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will need","need"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>I will stay here as long as you need me.</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."},{"content":"<p lang=\"en\">We will go home as soon as the lesson [[answer]] .</p>","widgets":{"answer":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["finishes","will finish"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons"}},"explanation":"<p>We will go home as soon as the lesson finishes .</p><p>For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present.</p>","hints":["For a general fact, use if + simple present, then simple present. For a possible future situation, use simple present in the if-clause and will + base verb, a modal or an imperative in the main clause. Future time clauses with when or as soon as also normally use simple present."],"instruction":"Complete the possible future situation."}]}