You won't earn enough money if you don't work more hours. (UNLESS)
You won't earn enough money unless you work more hours.
Melissa can't go out later if she doesn't finish her work. (UNLESS)
Melissa can't go out later unless she finishes her work.
You'll get wet if you don't take an umbrella. (UNLESS)
You will get wet unless you take an umbrella.
They will be angry if we don't pay a visit next Saturday. (UNLESS)
They will be angry unless we pay a visit next Saturday.
Many workers will surely lose their jobs if the factory doesn't reopen. (UNLESS)
Many workers will surely lose their jobs unless the factory reopens.
I won't be able to afford a bigger house if I don't get promoted at work. (UNLESS)
I won't be able to afford a bigger house unless I get promoted at work.
If the child doesn't finish his portion, he won't have dessert. (UNLESS)
The child won't have dessert unless he finished his portion.
If you refuse to put sugar in my coffee, it won't taste nice. (UNLESS)
The coffee won't taste nice unless you put sugar in it.
If you don't take an aspirin, your headache will not disappear. (UNLESS)
Unless you take an aspirin, your headache will not disappear.
I'll be disappointed if you don't come to the party. (UNLESS)
I'll be disappointed unless you come to the party.
We'll be there at about 7.30 if there's a suitable train. (PROVIDED)
We'll be there at about 7.30 provided/providing that there's a suitable train.
If there are enough seats, anyone can come on the trip. (PROVIDED)
Provided/Providing that there are enough seats, anyone can come on the trip.
You may go to the party if you’re home by 12.00. (PROVIDED)
You may go to the party provided/providing that you’re home by 12.00.
You can drive a car if you have a valid license. (PROVIDED)
You can drive a car provided/providing that you have a valid license.
If she admits her fault , we would forgive her. (AS LONG AS)
As long as she admits her fault , we would forgive her.
