Underline the correct phrase. If either is possible, underline them both.

1. Unless the infection is treated/ If the infection isn't treated urgently, there is a real danger that she will die.

2. Unless she had gone/ If she hadn't gone to university, she would have gone into the army.

3. Unless he was/ If he wasn't so clumsy, he'd be the best person to do the work.

4. The man can't be prosecuted unless the police can prove/ if the police can't prove he intended to steal the jewels.

5. Unless they were/ If they weren't the tastiest strawberries I've every eaten, they were definitely the biggest.

6. It'll be surprising unless Rachel passes/ if Rachel doesn't pass her piano exam.

7. John was expecting us, but I've knocked and rung on the bell and there's no answer - unless he's gone/ if he hasn't gone next door to see the neighbours.

8. Unless you get/ If you don't get a loan from the bank, how will you pay for the house?

9. They'll go on strike unless they get/ if they don't get a pay rise.

10. Where will you stay unless Louise is at home/ if Louise isn't at home?

11. I can borrow my brother's tent unless he's using it/ if he's not using it, in which case I'll have to buy one.

38. Replace the sentences or co-ordinate clauses in italics by subordinate adverbial clauses of reason or concession, as appropriate, using the conjunctions because, as, since, although, even though, or while, and making any necessary omissions.

a) He didn't understand, so he asked the teacher to explain.

As he didn't understand, he asked the teacher to explain.

b) It was raining hard. Nevertheless, the two captains decided that the pitch was playable.

Although it was raining hard, the two captains decided that the pitch was playable.

1. The colour didn't suit her, so my wife decided not to buy the dress.

2. He had overslept. As a result, he was late for work.

3. I didn't have any stamps. Therefore I couldn't post the letter.

4. The course cost a lot of money. Even so, I decided to take it.

5. We left rather late. We arrived on time, however.

6. She likes England very much. She's looking forward to going home, nevertheless.

7. I agreed to follow his advice, but I did so with some misgivings.

8. I had promised to visit him so I felt obliged to go.

9. His doctor had given him strict instructions to stay in bed. Despite this, he went in to work.

10. He won't listen to me, so you'd better try talking to him yourself.

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