Watch a recording of this LearnEnglish webinar on the topic of music. It reviews and practises the zero conditional and is for A2 level learners. Discussion Language level A2 - Pre-intermediate Select ratingGive it 1/5Give it 2/5Give it 3/5Give it 4/5Give it 5/5 Average: 3.7 (3 votes) Rate Hi Teacher, A fee ................ ( charge) if you don't have enough money in your account. (complete the sentence in the correct passive form). Does this sentence express a rule set by the bank or it is something likely to happen in the future? 1- will be charged or is charged which answer is correct ? Thanks in advance. Log in or register to post comments Hi Rak Han, It could be either one! Both options make sense. The sentence could be talking about a general rule for all customers (A fee is charged ...), or about a particular customer or occasion (A fee will be charged ...). Jonathan LearnEnglish team Log in or register to post comments In colombia the weather is 22 degrees Log in or register to post comments I feel happy when I listen to 90 and 80 music Log in or register to post comments FEEL GOOD Log in or register to post comments I feel happy when I listen to Brazilian music. Log in or register to post comments
Hi Teacher, A fee ................ ( charge) if you don't have enough money in your account. (complete the sentence in the correct passive form). Does this sentence express a rule set by the bank or it is something likely to happen in the future? 1- will be charged or is charged which answer is correct ? Thanks in advance. Log in or register to post comments
Hi Rak Han, It could be either one! Both options make sense. The sentence could be talking about a general rule for all customers (A fee is charged ...), or about a particular customer or occasion (A fee will be charged ...). Jonathan LearnEnglish team Log in or register to post comments
Hi Teacher,
A fee ................ ( charge) if you don't have enough money in your account. (complete the sentence in the correct passive form).
Does this sentence express a rule set by the bank or it is something likely to happen in the future?
1- will be charged or is charged
which answer is correct ? Thanks in advance.
Hi Rak Han,
It could be either one! Both options make sense. The sentence could be talking about a general rule for all customers (A fee is charged ...), or about a particular customer or occasion (A fee will be charged ...).
Jonathan
LearnEnglish team
In colombia the weather is 22 degrees
I feel happy when I listen to 90 and 80 music
FEEL GOOD
I feel happy when I listen to Brazilian music.