C1 Conditionals - Alternatives to "if" | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

UNLESS: If you want me to help you again you have to pay me.

Unless you pay me, I won't help you again.

PROVIDED: Everyone can come but they must bring their own lunch.

Everyone can come provided they bring their own lunch.

AS SOON AS: Make a sentence.

I'll call you as soon as I arrive.

ON CONDITION THAT: If you don't do your homework you can't come.

You can come on conditional that you do your homework.

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?

We'd better get a taxi, _______ we'll be late. (="if not", after a suggestion or order)

otherwise

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.

If there is an emergency, oxygen masks will drop down. EVENT. Oxygen masks will drop down _____ ____ ____ of an emergency.

in the event

ASSUMING. Finish the sentence: ________________, I'll arrive at 7pm.

Assuming the train is on time, I'll arrive at 7pm.

CONDITION: I'll help you with your maths, ___________ you do the same for me in physics.

on condition that

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.

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.

___ they are inexperienced , they have done a good job .

given that

assuming that

in the event that

providing that