If clauses and unless

0Could you give me an example?0-

0 Is this correct/possible?02br
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00 Unless Susannah had fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for an engineering degree.02br
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00Thanks050010id10

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01cite10Anicas12cite10Is this correct/possible?12br
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10Unless Susannah had fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for an engineering degree.12br
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10Thanks15012blockquote

10It seems that "unless" doesn't match past participles well in your samp

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10 Unless Susannah had fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for an engineering degree.12br
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10I think this is possible. See the two examples here:02br
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0'Unless' sounds unnatural to me. If Sarah hadn't fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for an engineering degree. Unless that usage of 'unless' is out of date, I don't think it's correct. 0-

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00I don't think that sentence you wrote is ok. Maybe you want to say 01i00"01b01u00If02u00 02b00Susannah 01u01b00hadn't02b02u00 fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for..."02br
02i00As Angliholic said, I think this could

0Oops, I seem to have used a wrong name. 05000 Anyway, the grammatical part was right.010id2

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00Is it possible to use unless with if clauses type 2 and type 3?12blockquote

10Yes. While not the most common structures in the language, you can find quite a few of these scattered here and there by using Google.02br
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00 Here are some I found. I modified some of them for the sake of brevity.02br
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01cite10Anicas12cite10Hi!12br
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10Is it possible to use unless with if clauses type 2 and type 3? If not, can anyone tell me why?15112br
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10There are no facts but only interpretations, and here is some expert's perspective for your ref

hello, anicas

yes you can .