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1.
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
he had received two warnings he didn't change his attitude and lost his job.
2. She won't earn more money
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
she changes job.
3. Have you
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
worked as an assistant ?
4. She writes a lot of books,
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
4 or 5 every year.
5.
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
the bad weather conditions he took his car and crashed into a house.
6. They worked
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
they had finished the work and then drove back home.
7.
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
her friends, who kept their jobs, she lost hers.
8.
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
going out you should stay in bed for two days.
9. She has worked here
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
2006.
10. You can take my car
up to
unless
ever
as long as
unlike
although
despite
until
instead of
since
you drive carefully.
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