3-6. Conditionals 2: Unless, As long as, In case

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1 3-6. Conditionals 2: Unless, As long as, In case a. I will be home at 7:00 if the traffic isn t bad. b. I will be home around 7:00 as long as the traffic isn t bad. 1. Do both of these sentences have the same meaning? yes no 2. Which one is more positive? a b 3. Is this situation general (always true) or specific (one time)? 4. How would you write this sentence with usually? I usually around 7:00 as long as the traffic bad. a. I will be home at 7:00 as long as the traffic isn t bad. b. I will be home at 7:00 unless the traffic is bad. 5. Do both of these sentences have the same meaning? yes no 6. Which is usually followed by a good thing? unless as long as 7. Which is usually followed by a bad thing? unless as long as 8. Which sentence is more positive? a b 9. Which sentence is more negative? a b 10. What kind of words are unless and as long as? 11. Can you change the order of these sentences? yes no a. I would be home sooner as long as the traffic wasn t bad. b. I would have been home sooner unless the traffic had been bad. 12. Are either of these sentences ok? yes no 13. Are unless and as long as common in unreal conditionals? yes no a. You won t do well on the test as long as you don t prepare for it. b. You will do well on the test as long as you prepare for it. c. You won t do well on the test unless you prepare for it. d. You will do well on the test unless you don t prepare for it. 14. Are all of these sentences correct? yes no 15. Are they all good? yes no 16. Which ones are ok? a b c d 17. Which one is most positive? a b c d 18. Which one is most negative? a b c d 19. Is as long as positive or negative? positive 20. Why is sentence a not ok? too negative 21. Is unless positive or negative? negative 22. Is the result in sentence d positive or negative? positive -129-

2 23. Is the condition in sentence d positive or negative? negative 24. Is sentence d well-balanced? yes no a. We should make more food because a lot of people might come. b. We should make more food in case a lot of people come. 25. Do these sentences have the same meaning? yes no 26. Will a lot of people come? 27. Why would we make more food? to pr 28. What part of speech is in case? 29. What verb tense is needed in the dependent clause? a. We will need to make more food if more people come. b. We made more food in case more people come. 30. Do both of these sentences have the same meaning? yes no 31. Will more people come? 32. In sentence a, will I make more food before or after they come? 33. In sentence b, will I make more food before or after they come? 34. If I wait until the people come, will I have time to make more food? 35. Why or why not? It s too a. You should pick another class in case you can t get the class you want. b. Why don t we leave a little earlier in case there is a lot of traffic. 36. What is the purpose of sentence a? 37. What is the purpose of sentence b? a. I should pack an extra memory card in case I take a lot of pictures. b. I packed an extra memory card in case I take a lot of pictures. c. I packed an extra memory card in case I took a lot of pictures. 38. Are all of these sentences correct? yes no 39. According to sentence a, where am I? 40. What am I doing? 41. According to sentence b, where am I? 42. According to sentence c, where am I? 43. What did I just do? 44. Can you use the past tense with unless and as long as? yes no 45. Can you use the past tense with in case? yes no -130-

3 Write the correct result for the following conditions. Use unless. as long as or in case. rain 21 take out pop quiz careful boss / salary forget spicy relax / remember / rules exercise / eat / healthy 1. You won t lose weight 2. You will love Indian food 3. Why don t you take an umbrella 4. You will pass your driver s test 5. Chris is going to quit his job 6. I brought some extra pencils 7. You can t go into that club 8. You won t be able to close your suitcase 9. I m going to reread the chapter tonight 10. America is a safe country Make two sentences from the following words: one with unless and one with as long as. 1. pass the test / prepare / good (unless) (as long as) 2. eat / this restaurant / wear / a tie (unless) (as long as) 3. (drive / the car / automatic) (unless) (as long as) -131-

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5 Name: Date: Score: /10 Editing: / Conditionals 2: Unless, As long as, In case Are the following sentences correct or incorrect? 1. yes no We can go to Disneyland unless the weather is nice. 2. yes no You will do well on tomorrow s test as long as you don t study enough tonight. 3. yes no John will be in school tomorrow as long as he feels better. 4. yes no We should win the championship as long as we have a lot of injuries. 5. yes no The food will get cold unless we start eating now. 6. yes no I usually leave my office by 6:00 unless I don t have more work to do. 7. yes no You can eat the leftover food tomorrow unless you keep it in the refrigerator. 8. yes no You can listen to music as long as it isn t too loud. 9. yes no I can t drive unless the car is an automatic. 10. yes no We will be able to get seats on the train unless we hurry. Write the correct result for the following conditions. Use unless. as long as or in case. money / pay / bill sell / old car full-time job born / the U.S. flat tire the weather / ok the TOEFL test sick / accident time / read teacher / say / need 1. We can get a new car 2. International students cannot get into a U.S. university 3. Most flights are on time 4. You should always keep a spare tire in your car 5. You shouldn t use a credit card 6. Anyone can be President of the U.S. 7. You must always bring your textbook 8. Karen always carries a book in her backpack 9. It is difficult to get health insurance 10. You should always have health insurance Write the best conjunction in the blank. 1. I don t mind walking home the weather is nice. 2. My grandmother always had fresh-baked cookies her grandkids came to her house after school. 3. You can travel overseas you have a passport. 4. You can t drive a car you have a driver s license. unless as long as in case -61-

6 5. You should bring an extra pencil one breaks during the test. 6. It s ok if students work together on their homework they don t copy from each other. 7. You won t be able to wake up early you go to bed soon. 8. You should choose another class the class that you want to take is full. 9. I ll call you tonight I get home late. Then, I ll call you tomorrow. 10. Don t open attachments from people you don t know they contain computer viruses. Make sentences from the following words. Use the conjunction in the parentheses. 1. (you / join / a team / must / go / practice / every day / sick) [unless] (as long as) 2. (you / watch TV / homework / be / finished) [unless] (as long as) 3. [you / bring / a book / final exam / finish / early] [in case] 4. [you / go / surf / waves / big] [unless] (as long as) 5. (my mother / always / carry / aspirin / get / a headache] [in case] 6. (you / get into / an accident / drive / careful) [unless] (as long as) -62-