Zero Conditional: Multiple Choice
A2 Level
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In our family, if I blank dinner, my brother blank the dishes.
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Read the whole situation, then choose the answer that completes the sentence. For two gaps, the forms follow the same order as the gaps. Your first choice counts.
In our family, if I _____ dinner, my brother _____ the dishes.
Every day, when my sister _____ home, she _____ her bag by the door.
At home, if we _____ hungry between meals, we _____ a small snack.
As part of my daily routine, I _____ my phone when its battery _____ low.
If the library _____ closed, Jo usually _____ at home.
If my brother _____ homework, he usually plays outside.
We have a family rule: if we eat in the kitchen, we _____ TV during the meal.
When the paper tray is empty, this printer _____. That happens every time.
At our school, if a pupil _____ late, the teacher _____ their name in a book.
Our cat usually _____ under the bed if visitors _____ to our flat.
If Dad cooks, he _____ any salt. That's how he makes all his meals.
At our club, if members _____ a towel, they _____ one from reception.
If my hands _____ dirty, I always _____ them before eating.
My sister has a morning rule: she _____ breakfast if she gets up late.
When my neighbours _____ on holiday, I usually _____ their plants.
My headphones have a problem: if the cable _____ loose, the music _____.
At our house, when the children _____ ready for bed, we _____ them a story.
Our doorbell has a fault: if someone presses it gently, it _____.
When my friends _____ free on Sundays, we usually _____ for a walk.
Under our class rules, pupils _____ a book home if they forget their library card.
Grammar review
With two gaps, I'd check each verb separately. These zero conditional sentences describe habits and rules, so both parts use the present simple: If I cook, my brother washes the dishes. Match each verb to its subject, and check don't or doesn't in negative sentences too.
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