Cindy's uncle tells a lot of jokes. Sometimes they're funny, and sometimes they're not. It doesn't matter. a) Cindy laughs at the jokes whether ___ or not. b) Cindy laughs at the jokes even if ___
a) they are funny. b) they aren’t funny
Are you going to do the laundry? a) If___, I have some things that need washing too. b) If you __, I have some things that need washing too. c) Give the meaning
a) so b) are c) If you are going to do the laundry.
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence1.Even if the weather improves, I won't go to the beach a)I'm not going to the beach if the weather improves b)I don't care if the weather improves. I'm not going to the bea
b
William wears his raincoat every day. He wears it when it's raining. He wears it when it's not raining. In other words, William wears his raincoat whether it ______not. He wears it even if it ______.
is raining ... isn't raining
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence 1.Even if John apologizes, I won't forgive him! a)John needs to apologize for me to forgive him.b)I don't care if John apologizes. It doesn't matter.
b
We need some rice. Can you stop at the store on your way home today? a) If ____, I'll do it. b) if you_____, I'll do it.
a) not b) can't
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence1.Even if I get an invitation to the reception, I'm not going to go a)I won't go to the reception without an invitation b)I don't care if I get an invitation. I'm not going
b
Did you use a spell-check on your email to me? a) If ____, it didn't catch all the speling errors. b) If you____, it didn't catch all the spelling errors.
a) so b) did
Are you coming to the meeting? a) If ____, I'll see you there. b) If you____, I'll see you there.
a) so b) are
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence 1.Whether or not you want help, I plan to be at your house at 9:00.a)I'm going to help you because I think you need help.b)I'm going to help you because you want me to.
a
I think I left the water running in the sink. a) If___, we'd better go home and turn it off. b. If I ___, we'd better go home and turn it off. c) Give the Meaning
a) so b) did c) If I left the water running in the sink.
Fatima is determined to buy an expensive car. It doesn't matter to her if she can't afford it. In it or other words, Fatima is going to buy an expensive car whether she ____ it or not. She's going to buy one even if she ____ it.
can afford ... can't afford
Do you have enough money to go out to dinner? a) If ___, I'll pay for you. b) If you___, I'll pay for you. c) Give the meaning
a) not b) don't c) If you don't have enough money
Some students don't understand what the teacher is saying, but they smile and nod. In other words, even if they ____ what the teacher is saying, they smile and nod. They smile and nod whether they ____what the teacher is saying or not.
don't understand ... understand
Your approval doesn't matter to me. a) I'm going to marry Harry whether ... or not. b) I'm going to marry Harry even if...
a) you approve b) you don’t approve
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given sentence 1. I won't tell even if someone pays me. a) I won't tell whether or not someone gives me money. b) If someone pays me enough money, I will tell.
a
Are you a resident of Springfield? a) If_________, you can get a library card for the Springfield Library. b) If you______, you can get a library card for the Springfield Library. c) Give the meaning
a) so b) are c) If you are a resident of springfield.
Do you have a ride to the theater? a) If ____, would you like to ride with us? b) If you_____, would you like to ride with us?
a) not b) don't
Are you free this weekend? a) If ____, do you want to go to a movie? b) If you _____, do you want to go to a movie?
a) so b) are
Everybody has to pay taxes whether you want to or not. In other words,even if you, _____ you have to pay them. You have to pay your taxes _____ or not.
don't want to ... whether you want to