Use UNLESS in your sentence.. Rachel will be pleased if/ unless she passes her driving test.. You can use my car unless/ as long as you drive carefully.. The bus won’t stop unless/ provi
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I Choose the correct answer.
1 Joe has three sisters, doesn’t he? - No wonder he wishes he a brother
2 I hear that the Jerkiness lost all their money gambling in Las Vegas
- Now they wish they ”
3 My daughter wants to go to Disneyland - Many children wish they there
4 Candy was telling the truth about the accident - I wish I her before now
5 Did Mr Bradley have any complaints about me? - He wished you so late all the time
6 What do you want, Mom? - Johnny, I wish you that stereo
7 Did you order copies of your wedding pictures? - I only ordered one copy, but now I wish I two
8 Did you ever finish high school? - No, I didn’t However, I wish I
9 Maybe Paula will bring us good news about our tests - I wish she
10 It’s too bad Rhonda is moving to Arizona - I wish it so far away
11 Why did you only stay in San Francisco a week?
- If I more time, I would have stayed longer
12 I can’t go biking this afternoon because I have a test - ….change your mind, give me a call
13 Do you want anything from the store? - I wish you me some chocolates
14 Did you see Florence before you left Italy? - No, but I wish we
15 Phil asked me to marry him - If I were you, I about it seriously
16 Did you call the dentist for an appointment yet? - me the telephone number and I’ll call him now
17 Monica is such a nice person - Yes I wish I her more often
18 Did you go hiking in the mountains last week? - No .warmer, we would have gone
19 Are you coming to the gym? - I wish I , but I have to work
20 The weather was terrible yesterday - It was so hot that I wish I to the beach
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21 If only taller, I might be better at basketball
22 If an object is let off in the cabin of a spaceship, it
23 .we find new sources, we will soon run out of energy
24 If I was offered the job, I think I it
25 I would be very surprised if he
26 Many people would be out of work if that factory down
27 If she sold her car, she much money
28 They would be disappointed if we
29 Would George be angry if I his bicycle without asking?
30 She terribly upset if I lost this ring
31 If someone in here with a gun, I’d be very frightened
32 What would happen if you to work tomorrow?
II Write a new sentence with the same meaning Use UNLESS in your sentence
1 You don’t get there in time if you don’t hurry
2 We can’t do the job if we don’t get help
3 You are allowed into the club only if you’re a member
4 I don’t like fish I wouldn’t eat it if I wasn’t extremely hungry
5 Don’t leave the TV on if you aren’t watching it
6 The doctor will see you today only if it’s an emergency
7 I wouldn’t have bought the picture if I hadn’t liked it
III Make sentences with the same meaning by omitting if.
1 If you should need more money, go to the bank before six o’clock
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3 If they had realized the danger, they would have done it differently
4 If I were your teacher, I would insist you do better work
5 If you should change your mind, please let me know immediately
6 She would have gotten the job if she had been better prepared
7 Your boss sounds like a real tyrant If I were you, I would look for another job
8 If you should need to reach me, I’ll be at the Hilton Hotel in Seoul
9 I wouldn’t have known about your new job if I hadn’t talked to your mother
10 If she were ever in trouble, I’d do anything I could to help her
IV Choose the best correct word or expression for each sentence.
1 Rachel will be pleased if/ unless she passes her driving test.
2 You can use my car unless/ as long as you drive carefully.
3 The bus won’t stop unless/ providing you ring the bell.
4 You’d better take a coat if/ in case it gets cold.
5 Don’t bother to ring me unless/ in case it’s important.
6 Children are allowed to use the swimming pool unless/ provided that they are with an adult.
7 I’ll make myself omelets when/ if I get home tonight.
8 I don’t mind if you come in late unless/ as long as you come in quietly.
9 You won’t have to leave unless/ if you can pay your bill.
10 Write the name down in case/ providing you can forget it
V Complete the sentences with the words in parentheses:
1 If I (have) wings, I (not/ have) to take an airplane to fly home
2 This letter has got to be in Chicago in 2 days I’m sure if I (send) it today, it’ll arrive in time
3 Hundreds of people became ill from eating contaminated meat during the last two weeks If the government had responded more quickly to the crisis, fewer people (suffer) food poisoning
4 People (be) able to fly if they (have) feathers instead of hair?
5 What we (use) to look at ourselves when we comb our hair in the morning if we (not/ have) mirrors?
6 A: I don’t understand anything in this class It’s boring And I’m getting a failing grade B: If I (feel) the way you do about it, I (drop) the class as soon as possible
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8 I didn’t know the Newton was going to bring two other people to dinner last night If anyone else (bring) extra guests, we (not/ have) enough seats at the table
9 If television (be) invented in the eighteenth century, George Washington (be) interviewed regularly on the evening news
10 A: I’m exhausted, and we’re no closer to a solution to this problem after 9 hours of work B: Why don’t you go home and get some sleep, and I’ll keep working If I (discover) a solution before morning, I (call) you immediately, I promise
11 Carol didn’t answer the phone because she was studying Carol (answer) the phone if she (not/ study) at that time
12 If I (know) his number, I would phone him
13 I (not/ buy) that coat if I were you
14 I (help) you if I could, but I’m afraid I can’t
15 We would need a car if we (live) in the country
16 If we had the choice, we (live) in the country
17 This soup isn’t very good It (taste) better if it wasn’t so salty
18 I wouldn’t mind living in England if the weather (be) better
19 You’re always tired If you (not/ go) to bed so late every night, you wouldn’t be tired all the time
20 I think there are too many cars If there (not/ be) so many cars, there (not/ be) much
pollution
21 I didn’t know you were in hospital If I (know), I (go) to visit you
22 Ken got to the station in time to catch his train If he (miss) it, he (be) late for his interview
23 It’s good that you reminded me about Ann’s birthday I (forget) if you (not/ remind) me
24 Unfortunately, I didn’t have my address book with me when I was in New York If I (have) your address, I (send) you a postcard
25 A: How was your holiday? - B: It was OK, but we (enjoy) it more if the weather (be) better