Zero Conditional Exercises For Greek Grammar

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb.

The Zero Conditional in Greek grammar refers to situations, conditions, facts or truths that are always true or happen as a result of a certain condition. It is formed using two clauses: the main clause and the if-clause, both in Present Simple tense. The order of the clauses can be reversed without changing the meaning of the sentence. Now let’s practice some zero conditionals in Greek.

1. “Αν *βρέχει* (rain), πάω σπίτι.”
2. “Αν *είναι* (is) καλός καιρός, φοράω τα γυαλιά ηλίου.”
3. “Οταν *φύγω* (leave) από το σπίτι, κλειδώνω την πόρτα.”
4. “Αν *κρυώνω* (feel cold), βάζω ένα πουλόβερ.”
5. “Αν *καίγεσαι* (get burnt), βάζεις αλοιφή.”

Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct conditional phrase.

1. “*είσαι* (are) πεινασμένος, τρώς.”
2. “*είμαι* (am) κουρασμένη, πάω για ύπνο.”
3. “*βλέπω* (see) ένα φίλο, του χαμογελώ.”
4. “*έχεις* (have) ερώτηση, σηκώνεις το χέρι.”
5. “*κλαίει* (cries) το μωρό, το ηρεμώ.”

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