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    This document discusses conditional connectors used to link two ideas, including if/unless/when. It explains that unless means the same as "if not" and always refers to a condition. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of if, unless, and when. When refers to certain conditions, while if is used for uncertain conditions. Students are asked to complete sentences using either if or when as the conditional connector.

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    This document discusses conditional connectors used to link two ideas, including if/unless/when. It explains that unless means the same as "if not" and always refers to a condition. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of if, unless, and when. When refers to certain conditions, while if is used for uncertain conditions. Students are asked to complete sentences using either if or when as the conditional connector.

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    This document discusses conditional connectors used to link two ideas, including if/unless/when. It explains that unless means the same as "if not" and always refers to a condition. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of if, unless, and when. When refers to certain conditions, while if is used for uncertain conditions. Students are asked to complete sentences using either if or when as the conditional connector.

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    CONNECTORS OF

    CONDITION LINK
    TWO IDEAS

    If / Unless / When

    If you dont drive more carefully,


    you will have an accident

    Unlessyou drive more carefully, you


    will have an accident.

    Unless means the same as ifnot. It


    always refers to the condition.

    For Example:
    If you dont pay attention, you will not
    understand the explanation.
    Unless you pay attention, you will not
    understand the explanation.

    You cant travel abroadifyou


    dont have a passport.

    You cant travel abroadifyou


    dont have a passport.
    You cant travel abroad unless
    you have a passport.

    Ifyou dont stop smoking, you


    will fall seriously ill.


    Ifyou dont stop smoking, you will
    fall seriously ill.

    you stop
    smoking, you will fall seriously ill.

    When / IF

    WhenI'm in Paris, I'll visit you.


    IfI'm in Paris, I'll visit you.

    When: You can use WHEN to


    talk about conditions that are
    certain to happen.
    If: You can use IF when you
    arenot surethat something
    will happen.

    Complete these sentences


    withIforWhen.

    _________________I dont see you tomorrow, I


    will phone you.


    Carlos is still at
    school. ________ he
    leaves, he wants to go
    to university.


    __________________I am late this evening, dont
    wait for me.


    I see Sam, Ill give

    him your message.

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