Correct the mistake: "I'll buy you bubble tea otherwise you help me with my homework."
I'll buy you bubble tea as long as / provided that you help me with my homework.
Rewrite using OTHERWISE: "If we don't leave now, we'll miss the movie."
We need to leave now. Otherwise, we'll miss the movie.
You can borrow my Netflix account _____ you don't share the password with anyone.
as long as / so long as / provided that / providing
"I'm saving screenshots of our conversation _____ you delete your messages later."
In case
What's the difference in meaning between these two sentences? A. "Assuming you win the lottery, what will you buy?" B. "Provided that you win the lottery, you can buy a mansion."
A introduces a hypothetical situation to consider, while B states a condition that must be met.
Are these sentences equivalent? "Unless you study, you'll fail" and "If you study, you'll pass."
No. The first sentence doesn't guarantee that studying will lead to passing.
Rewrite using EVEN IF without changing the meaning: "I wouldn't share my phone password with my best friend, no matter how much I trusted them."
Even if I trusted my best friend completely, I wouldn't share my phone password with them.
Rewrite using WHETHER OR NOT: "I'll go to the concert. It doesn't matter if my friends come with me."
I'll go to the concert whether or not my friends come with me.
_____ you start studying now, you'll fail tomorrow's test.
Unless
Rewrite using UNLESS: "If you don't stop laughing, the teacher will separate you."
Unless you stop laughing, the teacher will separate you.
Your phone is at 1%. Charge it now. _____, it will die during your presentation.
Otherwise
_____ you woke up tomorrow and could read everyone's mind, whose thoughts would you read first?
Supposing / Suppose that / Assuming