True, The 1st conditional normally has a present tense in the if-clause., As soon as can be used when we want to emphasize an immediate result., Unless means the same as if not., In the first conditional, we can use might or may for a less certain result., Assuming (that) means “imagine that” or “if we suppose that”., The two clauses of a real conditional can usually change places., False, The zero conditional uses will in both clauses., We can use when instead of if in every type of conditional., We can use as soon as in the result clause to give advice., The 1st conditionals describe the situations which are generally true., We always need a comma between the two clauses of a conditional sentence., As long as / provided that means "if not"

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