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If or Unless

If it means: in case that, supposing that, on condition that, even though, whether

Unless it means: except on the condition that or except under these circumstances.

It expresses the idea of ' if not '

DON'T USE THE FUTURE TENSE AFTER ' UNLESS '.

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1. my friend goes on holiday, I must look after his dog.

2. You shouldn't drive you don't have a driver's licence.

3. I'll go to the beach with my sister it rains this weekend.

4. It's raining. you don't have an umbrella, you'll get wet. I'll lend you mine.

5. it stops raining we will not have a picnic.

6. You will never understand English grammar you study this language.

7. I'll vaccum the carpets. Wash the windows - you are tired.

8. you studied more, you would pass the exam.

9. he hadn't spent all his salary in the disco club, he would have had money to go on holiday.

10. you hurry up, we will be late.

11. you don't hurry up, we will be late.

12. We can't enter the cinema we have a ticket.

13. I go to France, I will buy some French wine.

14. Beer is great you drink too much of it.

15. you need more space, a small room is good for you.

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