Conditionals / IF vs IN CASE

Take an umbrella ________ it starts to rain.

• if

• in case

________ it rains, we will stay indoors.

• If

• In case

________ you miss the bus, I can give you a ride.

• If

• In case

I'll bring some snacks ________ we get hungry during the trip.

• If

• in case

________ there is a power outage, we have candles and flashlights ready.

• If

• In case

Lock the door ________ you leave the house.

• if

• in case

You’ll feel better, ______ you have enough sleep.

• if

• in case

Bill kept his voice low, ____ the children were already sleeping.

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• in case

Bill is taking notes ______ we forget some detail.

• if

• in case

Let’s go out early, just ______.

• if

• in case