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CONDITIONALS WITH CONJUNCTIONS

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  • If I finish work on time, I’ll be home for dinner.   I’ll be home for dinner _______________ work on time. (provided)
    I’ll be home for dinner provided that I finish work on time.
  • She’d have gone to work if she was well enough. She’d have gone to work ___________well enough. (unless)
    She’d have gone to work unless she wasn't well enough.
  • If you don’t help him, he won’t clean the car.   He won’t clean the car _______________ him. (unless)
    He won’t clean the car unless you help him.
  • If we don’t pay them half of the money now, they won’t finish painting the house.   They won’t finish painting the house _______________ them half of the money now. (unless)
    They won’t finish painting the house unless we pay them half of the money now.
  • You may only borrow the books if you return them on time.   You may borrow the books _______________ them on time. (on)
    You may borrow the books on condition that you return them on time.
  • If you’re ready to leave at 7 p.m., she’ll pick you up.   She’ll pick you up _______________ ready to leave at 7 p.m. (provided)
    She’ll pick you up provided that you're ready to leave at 7 p.m.
  • I won’t go to the conference if you don’t come with me.   I’ll go to the conference _______________ with me. (so)
    I’ll go to the conference so long as you come with me.
  • If only we had some savings, the bank would lend us the rest of the money.   The bank would lend us the rest of the money _______________ some savings. (as)
    The bank would lend us the rest of the money as long as we had some savings.
  • If you borrow my car, you must drive it carefully.   You can borrow my car _______________ it carefully. (on)
    You can borrow my car on condition that you drive it carefully.
  • The doctor can only see you this afternoon if it’s urgent.   The doctor can see you this afternoon _______________ urgent. (condition)
    The doctor can see you this afternoon on condition that it's urgent.
  • I’ll only help you if you stop complaining I’ll help you _______________ complaining. (as)
    I'll help you as long as you stop complaining.