#zero conditional

Zero Conditional / Snowbaz AU fic

It wasn't supposed to rain today. On his way home from work in a deluge, Baz takes cover in a run-down bus shelter, cursing the weatherman and waiting for the worst of it to pass. It's a good opportunity for him to be alone and review grammar points for tomorrow's English lesson...but his colleague and unrequited work crush, Simon Snow, has other ideas.

I know who it is. I know who’s here to interrupt me, to plague me, to haunt me, as he always does.

Simon Snow.

If there's anyone out there, it's you.

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Rating: T / Words: 9,882

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I had the rain-bus-grammar idea planned out, but when imagining what would actually happen, I did have a vision of Baz trapped in the bus shelter with Simon whilst he tormented him with an ominous Marmite-finger. And thus began the task of writing Baz into that very dark, terrible corner. 😂 (Sorry, Baz.)

Structure: "If Present Simple, Present Simple" or "Present Simple if Present Simple."

Watch the video on zero (factual or real) and first conditionals.

Quando usar frases com ZERO + FIRST Conditional | Gramática correta do inglês (15:51) mmmEnglish

ZERO Conditional describes general facts, general truths, habits, rules and instructions. (Condition + result clause)

Use IF if there is a chance and WHEN when you are sure/certain that something is going to happen.(Present/Present)

FIRST CONDITIONAL = the possible conditional = possible future results = it might happen.

It describes predictions, superstitions, plans, promises, offeres, suggestions, advice or warning about a specific situation in the present

WHEN – very confident that something will happen

IF – not quite right that something will happen