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  • As soon as ____, one of our group leaders will meet you at the airport.
    you'll be arriving
    you would arrive
    you arrive
    you arrived
  • ____ I don't have to work late, I try to go to the cinema every Wednesday night.
    Provided that
    Despite
    Unless
    Whether
  • Rewrite the sentences! I'd love to buy that sofa. But are you sure we can afford it? (AS LONG AS)
    I'd love to buy the sofa, as long as we can afford it.
  • Sarah will work from home tomorrow ___ her boss doesn't need her in the office.
    as long as
    in case
    as soon as
    unless
  • you/ hear/ I/ him/ as/ let/ I/ as/ from/ know/ soon/will
    As soon as I hear from him, I will let you know
  • Rewrite it! Belinda may not have been invited to the party. In that case I won't go (UNLESS).
    I won't go to the party unless Belinda has been invited.
  • I'll finish the report ____ enough time to do it.
    whether or not they give me
    as long as they give me
    unless they give me
    in case they give me
  • dictionary/ use/ won't/ I'm/ article/ I/ understand/ unless/ a/ the/ sure/ I
    I'm sure I won't understand the article unless I use a dictionary.
  • I’ll be ready as soon as you _________.
    will be
    will
    are
    're
  • Take a book _____ you get bored on the flight.
    as soon as
    in case
    provided
    unless
  • You can use my phone, _______
    so long you don't take so long
    as soon as you don't take too long
    provided that you won't take too long
    as long as you don't take too long
  • You won't be able to live in Italy unless you ________ Italian.
    learn to speak
    would have learned to speak
    will be able to speak
    haven't learned to speak
  • I think fishing can be very relaxing, _____ you have a lot of patience.
    otherwise
    provided that
    so long
    in case
  • Rewrite it! He can’t go unless he finds his passport soon. If ____________
    If he doesn't find his passport soon, he won't be able to go.
  • _____ the train's on time, I'll meet you at 6pm outside the restaurant.
    Unless
    When
    As long as
    In case
  • Rewrite it! You might get thirsty. You should take some water with you. (IN CASE)
    You should take some water in case you get thirsty.
  • Rewrite! He won't bite you, but you must be careful. (as long as)
    He won't bite you, as long as you're careful.
  • I always try to call my friend every evening ____ I know she's out.
    in case
    unless
    whether
    as long as