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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Differences between 'As long as', 'Provided', 'If'
Are there any Differences between 'As long as', 'Provided', 'If'?
In which cases they are different?
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" However, "provided" is very formal-sounding and would not normally be heard in everyday speech.
- " However, "provided" is very formal-sounding and would not normally be heard in everyday speech.
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These are synonymous, for example:
"You can go to the party as long as/provided/if you finish your homework." However, "provided" is very formal-sounding and would not normally be heard in everyday speech.
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