Alternatives to 'if'

Choose the sentence with the same meaning.

She won't go to sleep unless you tell her a story.

• She won't go to sleep if you don't tell her a story.

• She won't go to sleep if you tell her a story.

Choose the same alternative with the same meaning.

You can borrow my car as long as you drive safe.

• You can borrow my car unless you drive safe.

• You can borrow my car provided you drive safe.

Choose the alternatives with the same meaning.

I will let you speak if you raise your hands.

• I will let you speak unless you raise your hands.

• I will let you speak provided you raise your hands.

• I will let you speak as long as you raise your hands.

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

My parentes will be very happy unless I do my homework.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

She will go to sleep providing that you tell her a story.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

We will not cancel the picnic unless it rains.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

I will help him unless he treats me politely.

• Correct.

• Incorrect.

Choose the alternatives with the same meaning.

If I receive a promotion, I will go on Holiday with my Family.

• Providing I receive a promotion, I will go on Holiday with my Family.

• Unless I receive a promotion, I will go on Holiday with my Family.

• Provided I receive a promotion, I will go on Holiday with my Family.

Choose the alternatives with the same meaning.

You can go out tonight if you get back by midnight.

• You can go out tonight provided you get back by midnight.

• You can go out tonight unless you get back by midgnight.

• You can go out tonight as long as you get back by midnight.

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

You will be able to wake up early unless you go to bed late.

• Correct

• Incorrect