Sorry, It is written in the grammar books. Please just say which one is used in English, sentence 1 or 2?
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-If you don't become a good person, you will go to hell.
-If you don't become a good person, you go to hell.
Do we have to use 'type-0' when we are talking about religious things?
Sorry, It is written in the grammar books. Please just say which one is used in English, sentence 1 or 2?
Grammar does not change when you are talking about religious things.
If you don't become a good person, you will go to hell. This has the form of the first conditional. It is about a future possibility. Provided that the condition in the if-clause is fulfilled, the future situation of of the second clause is seen as a certainty.
If you don't become a good person, you go to hell.This has the form of the zero conditional. It is presented as a general truth. Going to hell is the inevitable consequence of not becoming a good person.
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