In Zero Conditional, we talk about future predictions., False. We use it for general truths, scientific facts, and habits,, "If you heat water to 100°C, it boils" represents a scientific fact., True, If people don't sleep enough, they feel tired" describes a cause-and-effect situation., True, "If I drink coffee in the evening, I will not sleep" is the correct structure for a routine, False. For habits and general truths, we must use the Zero Conditional. If + Present simple, Present simple, In the Zero Conditional, both parts of the sentence use the Present Simple tense., True, We use the First Conditional to give warnings about future negative consequences, True, If you study all night, you will feel tired tomorrow" is a general true fact that is always the same for everyone., False. It is a specific future prediction about a person's situation, If you touch my laptop again, I will get really angry" describes a future consequence that will happen if a specific condition is met, True, If you don't wear a coat, you will catch a cold." describes a scientific fact, False. It is a warning about a specific potential future consequence, not a universal scientific law, If I have time, I will help you with your project" describes a habit that happens every day., False. It describes a conditional offer or promise for a specific future opportunity

Zero Conditional vs First conditional

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