Question

Use if or unless correctly 1. You will have an accident ......... you are more careful. 2. .........the children don't behave themselves, they won't go to the cinema. 3........ you do the shopping, I won't cook dinner. 4. ........ she has a toothache, she will go to the doctor. 5. They won't go to the USA........... he buys tickets for them. 6. I will give you a call ......... I have time tomorrow. 7. it rains, we'll go for a walk. 8. Sara won't be happy....... We come to the party. 9. ....... he hurries, he'll be late for school. 10. ........ you join the gym, you'll be fit and healthy.​

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

Use if or unless correctly

1. You will have an accident *unless* you are more careful.

2. *If* the children don't behave themselves, they won't go to the cinema.

3 *Unless* you do the shopping, I won't cook dinner.

4. *If* she has a toothache, she will go to the doctor.

5. They won't go to the USA *unless* he buys tickets for them.

6. I will give you a call *if* I have time tomorrow.

7. *Unless* it rains, we'll go for a walk.

8. Sara won't be happy *unless* We come to the party.

9. *Unless* he hurries, he'll be late for school.

10. *If* you join the gym, you'll be fit and healthy.​

Answer 2

1. You will have an accident unless you are more careful.

The correct word to use in this sentence is "unless" because it indicates a condition that must be met in order to avoid the accident. "If" would not be appropriate in this context.

2. If the children don't behave themselves, they won't go to the cinema.

In this sentence, "if" is used correctly to indicate a condition that needs to be met for the children to go to the cinema.

3. If you don't do the shopping, I won't cook dinner.

Here, "if" is used correctly to express a condition that needs to be fulfilled for the speaker to cook dinner.

4. If she has a toothache, she will go to the doctor.

In this sentence, "if" is used correctly to indicate a condition that, if true, will result in the person going to the doctor.

5. They won't go to the USA unless he buys tickets for them.

The word "unless" is used correctly in this sentence to indicate that the action of buying tickets is necessary for them to go to the USA.

6. I will give you a call if I have time tomorrow.

In this sentence, "if" is used correctly to express a condition that needs to be met for the speaker to give a call.

7. If it rains, we'll go for a walk.

Here, "if" is used correctly to indicate a condition that, if true, will result in the speaker going for a walk.

8. Sara won't be happy unless we come to the party.

The word "unless" is used correctly in this sentence to indicate that the action of coming to the party is necessary for Sara to be happy.

9. If he hurries, he'll be late for school.

In this sentence, "if" is used correctly to express a condition that, if true, will result in the person being late for school.

10. If you join the gym, you'll be fit and healthy.

Here, "if" is used correctly to indicate a condition that, if true, will result in the person being fit and healthy.