Conditionals

A: Would you steal from a member of your own family?

B: No, not ...... I really, really had to.

• unless

• as long as

A: Can I borrow your bike?

B: Yes, ...... you bring it back before five.

• unless

• as long as

A: You know who the winner is, don’t you? Go on, you can tell me.

B: OK, but only ...... you don’t tell anyone else. It’s supposed to be a

• unless

• as long as

A: Would you like to sit by the window?

B: Yes, please. ...... you want to sit there, of course.

• unless

• as long as

A: Are you going out this afternoon?

B: No, I don’t think so, ...... Paul calls me to play football.

• unless

• as long as

A: Would you jump from a flying aeroplane?

B: Yes, ...... I had a parachute!

• unless

• as long as

Rewrite the sentences using unless:

I’ll get the bus if Glen can’t take me in the car.

Rewrite the sentences using the word 'provided'

Give me ₤5.00 and I’ll clean your car for you.

Rewrite the sentences using the word 'unless'.

We could go out to eat, or if you prefer, we could stay at home and order a takeaway.

Rewrite the sentences using the word 'as long as'

You can come in, but you have to leave before my parents get back.