Question

Conditionals 1. You go out in the rain (you/get wet) – Zero conditional. 2. “We want to travel to Brazil” ( we/go on a jungle safari) – First conditional. 3. If Tony (be) taller, he (go) on the roller coaster. – Second conditional.

Answer 1

If you go out in the raiin, you get wet.

If we want to travel to Brazil, we will go on a jungle safari.

If Tony was taller, he would go on the roller coaster.

Answer 2

Your analysis of the conditionals is almost correct, but there are some slight errors in your explanations. Here's the corrected version:

1. "You go out in the rain (you get wet)" - This is an example of the zero conditional. In the zero conditional, we talk about general truths or scientific facts. In this case, it's a general truth that if someone goes out in the rain, they get wet.

2. "We want to travel to Brazil (we go on a jungle safari)" - This is actually an example of the first conditional. The first conditional is used to talk about real, possible future situations. In this case, it's expressing the idea that if "we want to travel to Brazil," then "we will go on a jungle safari" as a future consequence.

3. "If Tony (be) taller, he (go) on the roller coaster" - This is an example of the second conditional. In the second conditional, we talk about hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future. In this case, it's a hypothetical situation where Tony is not currently tall enough to go on the roller coaster. The second conditional is used to speculate about what might happen in such an unreal situation. So, it should be "If Tony were taller, he would go on the roller coaster."

Corrected versions:

1. Zero conditional: "If you go out in the rain, you get wet."
2. First conditional: "If we want to travel to Brazil, we will go on a jungle safari."
3. Second conditional: "If Tony were taller, he would go on the roller coaster."