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(3). Unless, If, When, Until or As Soon As exercise (linker in conditional sentence)

Unless, If, When, Until or As Soon As (linker in conditional sentence)

Unless, If, When, Until or As Soon As are used to explain more about the sentence. Unless, If, When, Until or As Soon As are used as mentioned below:


a. Unless is used to explain about the consequence by giving a warn of negative effect.

           You will get bad score unless you study hard.
           Unless you study hard, you will get bad score

b. If is used to explain about the consequence by giving a warn of negative or positive effect.

           If you study hard, you will get a good score. 
           You will get a good score, If you study hard.

c. When and As soon As are used to explain about cause and effect by focusing on the moment. 

           He will be happy when you respond his love.

d. Until is used to explain about the duration and limit of the action. 

          I will be here until you come.


Unless, If, When, Until or As Soon As (linker in conditional sentence) exercise:

0 
We won't leave until / as soon as we hear from you.
1 
Paul will be very upset when / until he finds out what a mess you've made.
2 
I'll call you as soon as / until I get home.
3 
Bella won't forgive Sam if / unless he apologises.
4 
Dad's going to buy me a new digital camera if / until I do well in my exams.
5 
Nick won't make any decisions until / as soon as he has all the information.

0 
There's no point worrying about your exams.
1 
Peter's always arguing ...............  his parents.
2 
I really must start revising ...............  my English test.
3 
Why does it always take you so long to get ready ...............  school?
4 
Sally spends ages thinking ...............  what to wear.
5 
My parents love arguing ...............  politics!
 
0 
I won't be able to relax until I know the results of the test.
1 
I can't help you ....................  you don't tell me what's wrong.
2 
I knew something was wrong ....................  I saw his face.
3 
....................  Tom works harder, he'll lose his job.
4 
....................  you've finished, just let me know.
5 
I won't forgive him ....................  he apologises.



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