Question: class: write/fill in the blanks with: if/when/and/if/look
1. You should put ______ Your socks before you shoes
2. Please Put ______ her home work unit midnight answering the questions
3. I used a few buckets to put the five
Grammar: Conditionals
make zero conditional sentence using the following sentences
1. she sleep early, she wake up early
2. sea snakes are scared, snakes bite
3. you mix blue and yellow, you get green
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1. Fill in the blanks with the correct words:
1. You should put **your socks before your shoes**. The correct word is **"before"**.
2. Please put **her homework in the unit before midnight answering the questions**. The correct word is **"before"**.
3. I used a few buckets to put the five. (This sentence is incomplete or unclear; no blank to fill.)
2. Make zero conditional sentences using the given phrases:
Zero conditional sentences describe general truths or facts and use the structure: **If + present simple, present simple**.
1. If she sleeps early, she wakes up early.
2. If sea snakes are scared, snakes bite.
3. If you mix blue and yellow, you get green.
These sentences use **"if"** to express conditions that always result in the same outcome.
Note: The grammar exercise is visually represented by a large rectangular box around the exercise in the center-lower part of the page, and a smaller rectangle encloses "Grammar: Conditionals" near the middle of the page.