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They are unrelated words: Unless = conjunction 1. except under the circumstances that: I'll be there at nine, unless the train is late . –preposition 2.
- They are unrelated words: Unless = conjunction 1.
- except under the circumstances that: I'll be there at nine, unless the train is late .
- –preposition 2.
- except; but; save: Nothing will come of it, unless disaster.
- Until = –conjunction 1.
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They are unrelated words:
Unless =
conjunction
–preposition
Until =
–conjunction
They are unrelated words:
Unless =
conjunction
| 1. | except under the circumstances that: I'll be there at nine, unless the train is late. |
| 2. | except; but; save: Nothing will come of it, unless disaster. |
Until =
–conjunction
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hi Rajiv,
unless means except if. for exp: You cannot go in unless you are a member.
until means upto that time, for exp: You wait until I have completed the work
Mahesh
8712757175
unless means except if. for exp: You cannot go in unless you are a member.
until means upto that time, for exp: You wait until I have completed the work
Mahesh
8712757175
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