Don’t forget to take a map with you if / in case you get lost.
in case
I won’t call you provided that / unless I get stuck on my homework and need help.
unless
The show is streamed live supposing / in case people who can’t make it want to watch it online.
in case
My parents would only let me go away on condition that / supposing I called them every evening.
on condition that
Should you to be in London, please come and visit. MISTAKE?
SHOULD YOU HAPPEN TO BE ...
Were they lose the match, I’d be very disappointed. MISTAKE?
WERE THEY TO ...
If it weren’t for the fact the acting was good, the play would be terrible. MISTAKE?
FOR THE FACT THAT
As long as / In case I get my essay in on time, I should get a good grade.
as long as
Unless we will stay late, we’ll never finish this. MISTAKE?
UNLESS WE STAY LATE... NO WILL
We could invite Pete provided / even if he doesn’t talk about sports all the time.
provided
Supposing that we invite Paul to the party, will you mind? MISTAKE?
WOULD YOU MIND?
On condition that / Supposing you could play any musical instrument, which would you choose?
supposing
As long as they have funding, they continue to offer these courses. MISTAKE?
THEY WILL CONTINUE...
When Jules didn’t do so many activities after school, she’d have more free time. MISTAKE?
IF JULES DIDN'T...
Even I practise hard, I’ll never be a brilliant musician. MISTAKE?
EVEN IF I ...