Adverb Clauses of condition

Choose the statement with the same meaning: If only I were in the habit of writing things down, I wouldn't forget so much!

• I tend to forget things as soon as I write them down.

• I don't write things down, so I forget too many things.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

Even if the project is really important to get done, I tend to procrastinate.

• No matter what, I tend to procrastinate.

• I tend to procrastinate only when the project is really important.

Choose the statement with the same meaning.:

Only if we collaborate will we be able to get this project done.

• We'll have to collaborate in order to get this project done.

• Even if we can't collaborate, we'll still get this project done.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

The team will meet again tomorrow at the same time unless someone has a conflict.

• The team will meet again tomorrow at the same time since no one has a conflict.

• The team will meet again tomorrow at the same time if no one has a conflict.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

Whether or not he realizes it, Jack has a problem with his temper.

• Jack has a problem with his temper only if he realizes it.

• Jack has a problem with his temper even if he doesn't realize it.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

I always put my lunch box by the door. Otherwise, I forget to take it to school.

• If I don't put my lunch box by the door, I forget to take it to school

• When I put my lunch box by the door, I forget to take it to school.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

Even if I clean up my room, it doesn't stay organized for long.

• No matter if I clean up my room or not, it doesn't stay organized.

• Unless I clean up my room, it doesn't stay organized.

Choose the statement with the same meaning:

I often say the wrong thing unless I count to ten before I open my mouth.

• No matter what, I say the wrong thing every time I count to ten.

• If I don't count to ten before I speak, I often say the wrong thing.

______you remind me about the meeting, I'm afraid I'll forget, so please call the day before.

• Unless

• even if

• only if

Everyone in the office wears jeans on Fridays _______something special is going on and we need to dress up.

• only if

• even if

• unless