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robots replace humans in customer service jobs ➜ they stop making mistakes (until)
Robots won’t replace humans in customer service jobs until they stop making mistakes.
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People won’t mind driverless lorries as long as/as soon as they are used on motorways and not in city centres.
as long as
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people not learn new skills ➜ people may lose their jobs (unless)
Unless people learn new skills, they may lose their jobs to robots.
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As soon as/Unless driverless vehicles become the norm, there will be no need for human drivers.
As soon as
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more jobs are done by robots ➜ people spend more time on their hobbies (should)
If more jobs are done by robots, people should spend more time on their hobbies.
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If there are/will be fewer accidents with driverless vehicles, they should replace human drivers.
are
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people are more productive at work ➜ people compete with robots (may)
People may become more productive at work if they have to compete with robots.
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Driverless vehicles won’t become common in cities until/as long as they are cheaper than traditional ones.
until
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robots replace drivers ➜ people become very lazy (as soon as)
As soon as robots replace drivers, people will become very lazy.
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Driverless taxis in big cities will not be popular until/unless they can attract tourists.
unless
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If/Until driverless cars become popular, people could stop learning to drive completely.
If
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customers are satisfied with robot waiters ➜ restaurants continue to use robot waiters (as long as)
As long as customers are satisfied with robot waiters, restaurants will continue to use them.
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