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Conjunctions of condition Exercises in English language

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Conjunctions of condition play a crucial role in English by linking clauses to express scenarios that depend on specific circumstances. These conjunctions, such as "if," "unless," "provided that," and "as long as," help convey conditional relationships between events or actions. Mastering their use not only enhances your ability to communicate complex ideas but also adds clarity and depth to your writing and speech. Understanding how to properly employ these conjunctions can significantly improve your fluency and accuracy in English. In these exercises, you will explore various types of conditional sentences, ranging from real and possible situations to hypothetical and unreal scenarios. By practicing with different conjunctions of condition, you will learn to construct sentences that accurately reflect potential outcomes and dependencies. Whether you are a beginner looking to grasp the basics or an advanced learner aiming to refine your skills, these exercises are designed to challenge and expand your understanding of conditional conjunctions, ultimately helping you become a more effective and nuanced communicator.

Exercise 1

1. You can go to the party *if* you finish your homework (condition for permission). 2. I will call you *unless* I am busy (condition for not doing something). 3. *Provided* you arrive on time, we can start the meeting (condition for starting). 4. The picnic will happen *as long as* it doesn’t rain (condition related to weather). 5. You can borrow my car *on condition that* you return it by tonight (specific condition). 6. *In case* you need help, call me immediately (condition for assistance). 7. The team will win the match *if* they play well (condition for success). 8. The plants will die *unless* you water them regularly (condition for plant care). 9. The project will succeed *provided that* everyone contributes (condition for success). 10. The event will be canceled *if* there is a storm (condition related to weather).

Exercise 2

1. You will pass the exam *if* you study hard (condition). 2. She won't go to the party *unless* she finishes her homework (negative condition). 3. We will go hiking tomorrow *provided* the weather is good (condition with requirement). 4. You can borrow my car *as long as* you promise to drive safely (condition with agreement). 5. They will succeed *if* they work together (condition). 6. I will call you *in case* I need help (condition for a potential situation). 7. We won't start the meeting *unless* everyone is present (negative condition). 8. She will bake a cake *provided* she has all the ingredients (condition with requirement). 9. You can go out *as long as* you are back before midnight (condition with agreement). 10. He will attend the concert *if* he gets a ticket (condition).

Exercise 3

1. If it *rains*, we will cancel the picnic (weather condition). 2. You can go out *provided* you finish your homework (requirement). 3. I will join you for dinner *unless* I have a meeting (exception). 4. She will get a promotion *if* she works hard (condition for success). 5. You can borrow my bike *as long as* you return it by evening (time constraint). 6. *Unless* you apologize, she won't talk to you (apology requirement). 7. They will allow you in *provided that* you have a ticket (entry requirement). 8. You won't pass the exam *unless* you study (necessity). 9. He will come to the party *if* he finishes his project on time (time condition). 10. We will start the meeting *as long as* everyone is here (attendance condition).