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If Richard studies hard enough, ....

• unless he work hard for his examinations.

• if he passes his examinations with good marks.

• unless he passes his examinations.

• he will go to Australia with his father.

• he will not be able to go to Australia with his father.

His father has promised him that he will take Richard to Australia ....

• unless he work hard for his examinations.

• if he passes his examinations with good marks.

• unless he passes his examinations.

• he will go to Australia with his father.

• he will not be able to go to Australia with his father.

So, Richard won't be able to go to Australia .....

• he will not be able to go to Australia with his father.

• if he passes his examinations with good marks.

• unless he passes the examinations.

• he will go to Australia with his father.

Unless Richard studies hard for his examinations ....

• unless he work hard for his examinations.

• if he passes his examinations with good marks.

• unless he passes his examinations.

• he will go to Australia with his father.

• he will not be able to go to Australia with his father.

... he get sick, he will be there next Sunday.

• However

• Even if

• Unless

• On the other hand

Ben was a foolish old man. ..., His son was thoughtful and hardworking.

• In contrast

• However

• Unless

• Even if

They won't do it ... we pay them more.

• however

• even if

• unless

• neverthless

... I had free time tomorrow, I wouldn't want to go to the beach because it's too cold outside

• Even if

• However

• In contrast

• On the other hand

There are three empty rooms. ..., we can't use any of them.

• However

• Even if

• Neverthless

• In contrast

Bill likes to stay up late night. ..., today he has to get up early in the morning.

• Even if

• However

• On the other hand

• In contrast