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He doesn't turn up, we can still go to the cinema. __________
He doesn't turn up, we can still go to the cinema. __________
As long as
The train's on time, I'll meet you at six outside the restaurant. __________
The train's on time, I'll meet you at six outside the restaurant. __________
Provided that
I still think he should apologise __________ it's his fault or not.
I still think he should apologise __________ it's his fault or not.
Whether
Let's agree to disagree, __________ we'll have a big argument.
Let's agree to disagree, __________ we'll have a big argument.
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It doesn't rain, I'll invite everyone for a barbecue in the evening. __________
It doesn't rain, I'll invite everyone for a barbecue in the evening. __________
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We would never have met __________ you hadn't lost on your first day at university.
We would never have met __________ you hadn't lost on your first day at university.
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Study Notes
Sentence Completion Cards
- "Even if" implies a concession, suggesting that the outcome remains unchanged regardless of circumstances.
- "Provided that" indicates a conditional agreement, which means that something will occur only if a specific condition is met.
- "Whether" introduces a choice or uncertainty, stating that one believes something should happen regardless of the situation.
- "Otherwise" presents an alternative outcome, implying that failing to follow a suggestion will lead to a negative result.
- "As long as" establishes a condition for an event to take place, indicating that it will occur under certain parameters.
- "If" signals a conditional statement, indicating that one action depends upon another occurring.
Usage in Context
- Use "Even if" to express commitment or intention to proceed regardless of someone else's actions.
- Use "Provided that" when articulating that your meeting depends on a certain condition being satisfied.
- Use "Whether" to think critically about the necessity for someone to apologize in any scenario.
- Use "Otherwise" to prevent unnecessary disputes by suggesting acceptance of differing viewpoints.
- Use "As long as" to outline specific conditions under which an event will be held, like a barbecue, contingent on weather.
- Use "If" to convey the significance of an earlier action that resulted in an important relationship forming.
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Description
Test your knowledge of English grammar by selecting the correct word or phrase to complete various sentences. This quiz includes different scenarios to challenge your understanding of conditional statements and connectors. Perfect for learners looking to enhance their English proficiency.
