If it rains tomorrow, I ____ (not/go) to the picnic.

If athletes don’t warm up properly, they ____ (get) injured often.

In which situation do you use the zero conditional?

If you play urban golf, you ____ (not/need) to go anywhere special.

What type of clause is 'If you get a red card' in a sentence?

Which statement is an example of a first conditional sentence?

If you score from outside this line, you ____ (get) three points.

Which adverb of degree makes the adjective stronger in the sentence: 'The movie was ___ interesting.'?

Which adverb of degree makes the adjective weaker in the sentence: 'The test was ___ difficult.'?

Which adverb of degree indicates something is more than wanted or needed in the sentence: 'The homework is ___ easy for me.'?

Which adverb of degree can you use to describe something that is not quite strong enough in the sentence: 'The soup is ___ hot.'?

Which adverb of degree makes the adverb stronger in the sentence: 'She sings ___ well.'?

Which adverb of degree makes the adjective stronger in the sentence: 'The cake was ___ delicious.'?

Which adverb of degree makes the adjective weaker in the sentence: 'The mountain hike was ___ challenging.'?

Which adverb of degree makes the adjective stronger in the sentence: 'The weather is ___ cold today.'?

Which adverb of degree suggests something is moderately hard in the sentence: 'The puzzle was ___ difficult for me.'?

Which adverb of degree implies excessive difficulty in the sentence: 'The exam was ___ challenging for everyone.'?