English Grammar Quiz: Completing Sentences

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.