B1+_U3A_Grammar_unless/even if/in case

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You need to clean your room or you’re not going to the cinema.

(a)   (Unless) your room, you’re not going to the cinema.

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You should take some water because you might get thirsty.

You should take some water (a)   (in case) thirsty.

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It might rain this afternoon, but we’re still going for a walk.

We’re going for a walk, (a)   (even if) this afternoon.

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Don’t say anything to Rosie about the party if she doesn’t ask you.

Don’t say anything to Rosie about the party (a)   (unless) you.

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The airport will close if the weather is bad.

(a)   (in case of), the airport will close.

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They need to catch the first train or they won’t arrive.

They won’t arrive on time (a)   (unless) the first train.

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I don’t know the answer and I wouldn’t tell you it anyway.

(a)   (even if) the answer, I wouldn’t tell you it.

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You should write your name on your jacket because you might lose it.

You should write your name on your jacket (a)   (in case) it.

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They might offer us a nicer room, but we’re still not staying in this hotel.

We’re still not staying in this hotel (a)   (even if) us a nicer room.

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You need to apologise for being rude to me or I’m not going to help you.

I’m not going to help you (a)   (unless) for being rude to me.