True: Zero conditional describes facts, rules, or things that are always true., First conditional sentences use "if" + present simple, and the result is "will" + base verb., In the second conditional, the "if" clause uses the past simple, and the result uses "would" + base verb., A comma is used in conditional sentences when the "if" clause comes at the beginning of the sentence., False: Zero conditional sentences use "if" + past simple, and the result is always in present simple., First conditional describes things that always happen, like scientific laws., The order of the clauses in conditional sentences always must begin with "if.", You cannot use "when," "unless," or "as soon as" in conditional sentences, only "if.",

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