1) Used to talk about _______ and their results. These events are usually true or they always occur. a) past events b) events c) future events 2) The conditional zero has an/a ______ and a "result clause" a) if clause b) past clause c) future clause 3) The structure of the "if clause" is: a) If/when + subject + simple past, b) If/when + subject + present perfect, c) If/when + subject + simple present, 4) The "result clause" goes in  a) Past continuous b) Simple past c) Simple present 5) In the "zero conditional" we only create affirmative sentences. a) True b) False 6) In the "zero conditional" we can create affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a) True b) False 7) Choose the sentence that is an example of the "zero conditional": a) If I drink alcohol, I couldn't drive. b) If I drank alcohol, I can't drive. c) If I drink alcohol, I can't drive.

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