Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: " I'd love to work on a cruise, but only if it's a temporary job"
I'd love to work on a cruise provided that/ as long as it's a temporary job
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: "My parents don't mind what job I do, but they want me to be happy"
My parents don't mind what job I do as long as/ provided that I'm happy
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: " Women often face difficulties getting certain jobs, although they have the qualifications"
Women often face difficulties getting certain jobs even if they have qualifications
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: "No one can be truly successful if they don't work really hard"
No one can be truly successful unless they work really hard.
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: " We'll go on the boat tour tomorrow if it doesn't rain"
We'll go on the boat tour tomorrow as long as it doesn't rains
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: "Soldiers will only do what you ask of them if they trust you"
Soldiers will only do what you ask of them provided that/ as long as they trust you
Rephrase the sentence using appropriate words (as long as, even if, provided that, even if, unless) so they have the same meaning: "You can put on three sweaters, but you're still going to be cold"
Even if you put on three sweaters, you're still going to be cold
