Question

FIRST CONDITIONAL What (we do) doctor if she (feel) any pain during the night? Unless you (hand over) the money at once, I (shoot) you!

Answer 1

What shall we do, doctor, if she feels any pain during the night?
Unless you hand over the money at once, I will shoot you!

Answer 2

What will we do doctor if she feels any pain during the night?
если unless заменяет if, то будет так(Unless you  hand over the money at once, I will shoot you), а если нет, то наоборот

Answer 3

In the first conditional, we use the present simple tense in the if-clause and the future simple tense in the main clause to talk about real or possible future situations. Let's apply this to the given examples:

1. What should we do, doctor, if she feels any pain during the night?

• In this case, "we" are seeking advice from the doctor about what actions to take if she experiences pain during the night.

2. Unless you hand over the money at once, I will shoot you!

• This example expresses a threat or warning, indicating that if the person addressed doesn't hand over the money immediately, the speaker will shoot them.

Note: It's important to remember that violence is not a suitable or appropriate response in real-life situations. This response is based on the given example sentence and should not be taken literally.