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They’ll miss the start of the competition unless they leave right now. If they don’t
If they don’t leave right now, they´ll miss the start of the competition.
Unless you do exercise, you won’t get any fitter. If you don’t
If you don’t do exercise you won´t get any fitter.
If Stella doesn’t start practising, she won’t play in the match. Unless Stella
Unless Stella starts practising, she won´t play in the match.
You might lose your place in the team if you don’t say sorry for shouting at the coach. Unless you
Unless you say sorry for shouting at the coach, you might lose your place on the team.
Unless means the same as
IF NOT
he’ll be at practice tomorrow unless she feels tired. a) If she doesn’t feel tired, she’ll be at practice tomorrow. b) If she feels tired, she’ll be at practice tomorrow.
a) If she doesn’t feel tired, she’ll be at practice tomorrow
When it’s raining, we __________ (take) the bus to school.
When it’s raining, we TAKE the bus to school.
If it rains tomorrow, we __________ (have) football practice in the gym.
f it rains tomorrow, we will / could / may / might have football practice in the gym.
When you mix yellow and blue you __________ (get) green.
When you mix yellow and blue you GET green.
If Tom’s team doesn’t win the match tonight, he __________ (be) very sad.
If Tom’s team doesn’t win the match tonight, he will / could / may / might be very sad.
In tennis, if you hit the ball past the other player, you __________ (win) a point.
In tennis, if you hit the ball past the other player, you WIN a point.
Your hockey skills __________ (not / improve) if you don’t practise regularly.
Your hockey skills won’t / may not / might not improve if you don’t practise regularly.
If we practise / will practise, we might get / get a place on the team.
If we PRACTISE, we MIGHT GET a place on the team.
You won´t pass / don´t pass your exam if you don´t / won´t work hard.
You WON´T PASS your exam if you DON´T work hard.
When football players score / will score a goal, they will always / always celebrate.
When football players SCORE a goal, they ALWAYS celebrate.
If you see / will see Ken tomorrow, do you tell / will you tell him about the match?
If you SEE Ken tomorrow, WILL YOU TELL him about the match?
When I eat icecream, I will get / get a headache-
When I eat icecream, I GET a headache.
I leave / ´ll leave as soon as David arrives.
´LL LEAVE as soon as David arrives.
If I have time, I go / ´ll go to the gym later.
If I have time, ´LL GO to the gym later.
If you leave for the stadium now, there might not / isn´t be too much traffic.
If you leave for the stadium now, there MIGHT NOT be too much traffic.
If you are / will be late, we might miss the train.
If you ARE late, we might miss the train.
I call / I´ll call you if I decide to go swimming.
I´LL CALL you if I decide to go swimming.
If the court is / will be wet, we´ll play tennis indoors.
If the court IS wet, we´ll play tennis indoors.
If you train / will train hard, you might win the compeition.
If you TRAIN hard, you might win the compeition.
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