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Vicente P. Teng II Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I dont know how to use "unless" with sentences.
My teachers didn't understand what I wrote my sentences with "unless".
Give me some examples for basic and intermediate. Thanks!
Give me some examples for basic and intermediate. Thanks!
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Which sentences are you talking about? Can you tell us what sentences you wrote? CJ
- Which sentences are you talking about?
- Can you tell us what sentences you wrote?
- CJ
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Which sentences are you talking about? Can you tell us what sentences you wrote?
CJ
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Yes? Do you have a sentence about school or art that has "unless"? Write the whole sentence.
CJ
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ok, here is the sentences.
-I am sick and can't go to school today unless i will submit my homework next week.
-The black acrylic paint is so much on the canvas unless you have to start over.
-The boss contacts a worker to meet him in 5 minutes unless the time might fly so fast.
-I am sick and can't go to school today unless i will submit my homework next week.
-The black acrylic paint is so much on the canvas unless you have to start over.
-The boss contacts a worker to meet him in 5 minutes unless the time might fly so fast.
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Sorry, it's me. this is what I typed. I forgot to login here. Thanks!
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Hi Vincent,
I'm afraid none of your sentences use "unless" correctly at all.
You use unless to say that something will happen if something else doesn't happen.
I will give you a ride.
If you want to smoke in the car, I will not give you a ride.
I will give you a ride, unless you want to smoke in the car. Then you had better ride with Jeff.
I plan to go on a
I'm afraid none of your sentences use "unless" correctly at all.
You use unless to say that something will happen if something else doesn't happen.
I will give you a ride.
If you want to smoke in the car, I will not give you a ride.
I will give you a ride, unless you want to smoke in the car. Then you had better ride with Jeff.
I plan to go on a
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OK. I think you have the wrong meaning for "unless". Think of "unless" as "if ... not".
I'm sick and can't g
AnonymousI am sick and can't go to school today unless i will submit my homework next week.The times here aren't right. Your not doing something today is not logically dependent on something that won't happen until next week. Try this:
I'm sick and can't g
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OH! I got it. However, I noticed the dictionary saying that unless means but; except; save. So i am wondering why do it have different meanings? It makes me confused.
By the way, I am trying to write sentences here.
-Everything will be stolen unless the house is locked in the night.
-You will have an punishment unless you hand your project to a teacher.
-The boss will fire yo
By the way, I am trying to write sentences here.
-Everything will be stolen unless the house is locked in the night.
-You will have an punishment unless you hand your project to a teacher.
-The boss will fire yo
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-Everything will be stolen unless the house is locked in the night at night. Correct use of unless. Good.
-You willhave an punishment be punished unless you hand your project to a teacher. Correct use of
-You will
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Oh i got good points. hehe anyway, I wrote more sentences.
-They may miss their homework on the table unless they leave them or a janitor will throw them away.
-You will be asked to answer a question unless you listen to your teacher since you are in front of her.
-It is too late unless you close a door that mice enter.
-The battery will be damaged unless you plug out your la
-They may miss their homework on the table unless they leave them or a janitor will throw them away.
-You will be asked to answer a question unless you listen to your teacher since you are in front of her.
-It is too late unless you close a door that mice enter.
-The battery will be damaged unless you plug out your la
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