UNLESS_IF
Hello, today I encounter a rewriting exercise requiring to convert "if" to "unless" like this:
If it rains tomorrow, I won't go picnicking
I think of two ways to rewrite it
1. Unless it rains tomorrow, I will go picnicking
2. Unless it doesn't rain tomorrow, I won't go picnicking.
Can you help me know the true answer?
Thank you very much
Top answer
Hello, today I encounter a rewriting exercise requiring to convert "if" to "unless" like this: If it rains tomorrow, I won't go picnicking I think of two ways to rewrite it 1. Unless it rains tomorrow, I will go picnicking. Say this.
- Hello, today I encounter a rewriting exercise requiring to convert "if" to "unless" like this: If it rains tomorrow, I won't go picnicking I think of two ways to rewrite it 1.
- Unless it rains tomorrow, I will go picnicking.
- Say this.
- It's natural English.
- 2.
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Hello, today I encounter a rewriting exercise requiring to convert "if" to "unless" like this:
If it rains tomorrow, I won't go picnicking
I think of two ways to rewrite it
1. Unless it rains tomorrow, I will go picnicking. Say this. It's natural English.
2. Unless it doesn't rain tomorrow, I won't go picnicking. This is very unnatural. English speakers would find t
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