Mastering Conditional Clauses

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: 'If it rains, we will stay indoors.'

• we will stay indoors

• it rains

• stay indoors if it rains

• If it rains

Use a conditional clause to complete the sentence: 'I will go to the party _____ it doesn't rain.'

• when

• although

• if

• unless

Combine the sentences using a condition: 'She will pass the exam. She studies hard.'

• She studies hard, so she will pass the exam.

• She will pass the exam if she studies hard.

• If she studies hard, she will pass the exam.

• Unless she studies hard, she will pass the exam.

Rewrite the sentence using 'whether or not': 'He will attend the meeting. It rains or not.'

• He will attend the meeting whether or not it rains.

• He will attend the meeting regardless of the weather.

• He will not attend the meeting if it rains.

• He will attend the meeting only if it doesn't rain.

Use 'supposing' to create a conditional sentence: '_____ you win the lottery, what will you do?'

• Supposing you win the lottery, what will you do?

• Assuming you win the lottery, what will you do?

• If you win the lottery, what will you do?

• When you win the lottery, what will you do?

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: 'Provided that you finish your homework, you can go out.'

• You can go out

• Finish your homework

• Provided you can go out

• Provided that you finish your homework

Combine the sentences using 'provided that': 'You can borrow my car. You return it by 5 PM.'

• You can borrow my car if you return it after 5 PM.

• You cannot borrow my car provided that you return it by 5 PM.

• You can borrow my car unless you return it by 5 PM.

• You can borrow my car provided that you return it by 5 PM.

Use 'assuming that' to complete the sentence: '_____ you agree with the plan, we will proceed.'

• Provided that you agree with the plan

• Unless you agree with the plan

• If you disagree with the plan

• Assuming that

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: 'Unless you hurry, you will miss the bus.'

• Unless you hurry

• Unless you are late

• You will miss the bus

• Hurry to catch the bus

Create a sentence using 'whether or not': 'I will go hiking _____ it rains.'

• I will go hiking if it rains.

• I will not go hiking whether it rains or not.

• I will go hiking unless it rains.

• I will go hiking whether or not it rains.