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True or false: we can use "as" in a sentence to describe two things that happen at the same time.
True (We waved as she drove away)
Choose the correct meaning of "unless" -- is it "except if" or "even as"?
"except if"
Do "as long as" and "provided" suggest a requirement or a condition?
condition
Which do we use to indicate that we acted now because something might happen later..."in case" or "if"?
In case
Fill in the blank: You can leave ___________ you're still working on your test.
unless
Fill in the blank: ______________ I picked up the phone, she hung up.
Just as (or as)
Fill in the blank: We'll eat tacos ___________ you'd prefer hamburgers.
unless
"Except if" is the same as _____________.
unless
Fill in the blank: Take $20 ___________ there's no ATM where you're going.
in case
Fill in the blank: You can leave __________ you're finished.
as long as/provided
Fill in the blank: We'll stop for dinner _________ you get hungry.
if
What word would replace "except if": We'll go to the park except if it's raining.
unless
Fill in the blank: She shouted out _____ the books were falling.
as
