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Unless, provided that, as long as Exercise

November 19, 2015 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate conjunction.

Progress 0 of 7 answered
1We will get there on time ............... we start now.
Select 3 answers.
Wrong!
A positive condition can be introduced by "if", "as long as", or "provided that".
2I will leave now ............... there is anything left to do.
Wrong!
"Unless" means "except if", so the speaker will leave if there is nothing left to do.
3We are holding a party on Sunday ............... it does not rain.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
A positive condition can be introduced by "provided that" or "as long as".
4You can borrow my car ............... you return it by tonight.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
A positive requirement can be introduced by "as long as" or "provided that".
5Children cannot watch this film ............... they are accompanied by an adult.
Wrong!
"Unless" means children can watch the film only if an adult accompanies them.
6You must not call me ............... there is an emergency.
Wrong!
"Unless" means the person should call only if there is an emergency.
7You can borrow my car ............... you drive carefully.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
A positive condition can be introduced by "as long as" or "provided that".

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  1. We will get there on time if / as long as / provided that we start now.
  2. I will leave now unless there is anything left to do.
  3. We are holding a party on Sunday provided that / as long as it does not rain.
  4. You can borrow my car as long as / provided that you return it by tonight.
  5. Children cannot watch this film unless they are accompanied by an adult.
  6. You must not call me unless there is an emergency.
  7. You can borrow my car as long as / provided that you drive carefully.

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