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Which is correct? If there is no problem, there is no need to worry If there is no problem, there will no need to worry Do you think I should use zero conditional of first conditional ?
3 sep. 2014 20:49
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You forgot the verb after "will": If there is no problem, there will be no need to worry. The conditional you use depends on the rest of the paragraph.
4 september 2014
Both are equally correct. The one you use would depend on whether the other person is likely to worry at the moment or at some later point.
3 september 2014
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