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Zero Conditional: ( Present/ Present) 
De modo geral, usamos o Zero Conditional em inglês quando estamos nos referindo a fatos que são 
sempre verdadeiros. 
Ex: If you heat ice, it melts. 
 If you freeze water, it turns into ice. 
Aff: If + pron + verb simple present , pron + verb simple presente 
Ex: If you study, you pass the test. 
Neg: If + pron + (don’t/doesn’t/ isn’t/ aren’t/ am not) + verb presente, pron + (don’t/doesn’t/ isn’t/ aren’t/ 
am not) + verb present 
Ex: If I don’t come to school, I don’t learn. 
 
1º Conditional: ( Present/ Future) 
As sentenças condicionais são acompanhadas pelo termo if (se). 
Sempre indicando uma consequência, lembrando que a frase poderá vir na forma inversa, sendo assim a 
sentença perderá a vírgula: 
Ex: If you want, I will ask. 
 I will ask if you want. 
 
Aff: If + pron + verb simple present , pron + will or ‘ll + verb simple present 
Ex: If you buy one of these carpets now, I will get a good price for you. 
Neg: If + pron + (don’t/doesn’t) + verb presente, pron + won’t/can’t/mightn’t + verb presente 
Ex: If She doesn’t pray, she won’t have the answers. 
No tempo futuro, geralmente são usados os verbos modais: will, can e might. 
 Will: usado quando o falante pensa que é provável que a situação irá acontecer. 
 Might: usado quando o falante não tem certeza da ocorrência da situação. 
 Can: usado quando o falante não tem certeza se a situação irá acontecer ou não. 
 
Obs: Nas sentenças negativas, os verbos modais podem surgir na forma contraída: 
 
 Will: will not – won't 
 Might: might not – mightn’t 
 Can: cannot – can’t 
 
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2º Conditional: ( Past/ Modal) 
A second conditional é formada pela if clause com verbos no simple past. 
Aff: If + pron + verb simple past, pron + would, could, might, should + verb simple presente 
Ex: If I went to Paris, I would visit the Eiffel Tower. 
Neg: If + pron + didn’t + verb presente, pron + wouldn’t/couldn’t/mightn’t/shouldn’t+ verb presente 
Ex: If we didn’t eat now, we would stay hungry. 
 
1. (PUC-RIO) In the sentence “If you wrote about the international banking systems for bankers, your language 
and information would be more technical”, the author intends to transmit an idea of: 
a) conclusion 
b) addition 
c) condition 
d) comparison 
e) contrast 
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2. (UFSC – Adaptada) Choose the grammatically CORRECT proposition to complete the blanks in the 
following sentence: 
If he ____________ the basics of computers, he ____________ a better student. 
a) learns – become 
b) learning – will become 
c) will learning – becomes 
d) learns – will become 
e) will learn – become 
 
3. (UFAL) Match the corresponding sentences: 
a) If you go to France, 
b) If you heat water, 
c) If you love her, 
d) If you heat ice, 
1 – talk to her. 
2 – visit Paris. 
3 – it turns to water again. 
4 – it evaporates. 
 
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