The document contains a list of zero conditional sentences that illustrate cause-and-effect relationships. Each sentence represents a situation where one event directly leads to another, using the structure 'if [condition], [result]'. The examples cover various scenarios related to daily life and behaviors.

1. Make the zero conditional
1) If I _______ (wake up) late, I _______ (be) late for work.
2) If my husband ______ (cook), he ________ (burn), he _______ (burn) the food.
3) If Julie ______ (not/wear) a hat, she ______ (get) sunstroke.
4) If children ______ (not/eat) well, they (not/be) healthy.
5) If you ______ (mix) water and electricity, you _____ (get) a shock.
6) If people ______ (eat) too many sweets, they _____ (get) fat.
7) If you ______ (smoke) , you _____ (get) yellow fingers.
8) If children ______ (play) outside, they ________ (not/get) overweight.
9) If you ______ (heat) ice, it ______ melt).
10) If I _______ (speak) to John, he _______ (get) annoyed.
11) I ______ (feel) good the next day if I ______ (go) to bed early.
12) Lots of people ______ (come) if Jenny _______ (have) a party.
13) She _______ (buy) expensive clothes if she ______ (go) shopping.
14) My daughter _____ (pass) her exams if she ________(work) hard.
15) David _______ (be) sick if he ______ (drink) milk.
16) The river _______ (freeze) if it ________ (be) very cold.
17) I _____ (like) to visit the museums if I _______ (be) in a new city.
18) I ______ (cycle) to work if the weather ______ (be) fine.
19) My flatmate _________ (clean) really well if she _______ (clean) the house.
20) Everybody _______ (be) grumpy if it ________ (rain) a lot.