CASE: We don't know if there is a pool there, but I'm taking my swimming costume. Let's take our ___________ there's a pool there.
Let’s take our swimming costumes in case there’s a pool at the hotel.
EVEN: I’ve got to get home and I’ll do anything to get there, like flying a plane! I _________ it means flying the plane myself.
I will get home even if it means flying the plane myself.
If there is an emergency, oxygen masks will drop down. EVENT. Oxygen masks will drop down _____ ____ ____ of an emergency.
in the event
There is no way I'm going to that party if John's there. AS I'll go _____ John isn't there.
I'll go to the party as long as John isn't there.
We'd better get a taxi, _______ we'll be late. (="if not", after a suggestion or order)
otherwise
SUPPOSING: _____________, what would you do? Complete the question.
Supposing you won the lottery,... Can also be used in 1st Conditional: Supposing you fail your exam, what will you do?
ON CONDITION THAT: If you don't do your homework you can't come.
You can come on conditional that you do your homework.
PROVIDED: Everyone can come but they must bring their own lunch.
Everyone can come provided they bring their own lunch.
UNLESS: If you want me to help you again you have to pay me.
Unless you pay me, I won't help you again.
