Share Conditionals & Alternatives to "If"
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You won’t improve your English ______ you practice speaking.
unless
She can go to the party ______ she comes home by 10 PM.
as long as
You need to leave now, ______ you’ll miss the bus!
otherwise
True or False. "Unless" means the same as "if not."
True
False
True or False. "Otherwise" is used to add a condition to a sentence.
False
True
True or False. "Provided" and "as long as" both mean "only if."
False
True
True or False. "Suppose" is used for imagining situations
True
False
True or False. "As long as" means "even if" in conditionals.
False
True
Match the halves of the sentence: Suppose you won the lottery…
You would save it all.
You would have to pay more taxes.
You should stop playing the lottery.
What would you buy?
Match the halves of the sentence: I’ll go to the concert…
If the weather is nice.
Unless my friend invites me.
Provided I have money.
as long as I finish my work.
Match the halves of the sentence: Close the window…
Provided there is fresh air.
otherwise, it will get too cold.
Unless you feel cold.
If the sun is too bright.
Match the halves of the sentence: You won’t get a good grade…
Provided you complete the test.
Suppose you revise well.
As long as you sleep early.
unless you study.
Match the halves of the sentence: He can borrow my book…
Unless he takes too long.
provided he returns it on time.
Unless he takes too long.
Suppose he finishes reading it.
