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Unless and As Long As

Practice using Unless and As Long As with a brief explanation of Provided That in this exercise of mental gymnastics! Verbs and Modals change from positive to negative depending on the use of these two conjunctions!

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Lesson Outcome
Students will be able to use both conjunctions with their correlating positive or negative verbs and modals.

Course Overview

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True If Clauses in the Present
Practice true If Clauses in the present.
Current Lesson
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True If Clauses in the Present
Practice true If Clauses in the present.
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True If Clauses in the Future
Practice tenses, modals and imperatives in true IF clauses in the future.
Current Lesson
2
True If Clauses in the Future
Practice tenses, modals and imperatives in true IF clauses in the future.
3
Untrue If Clauses in the Present and Future
Practice If Clauses that are untrue or contrary to fact in both present and future situations.
Current Lesson
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Untrue If Clauses in the Present and Future
Practice If Clauses that are untrue or contrary to fact in both present and future situations.
4
Untrue If Clauses in the Past
Practice using Untrue If Clauses in the past in two parts. The first part is a traditional drilling method. The second part is creating If Clauses in the past based on a situation.
Current Lesson
4
Untrue If Clauses in the Past
Practice using Untrue If Clauses in the past in two parts. The first part is a traditional drilling method. The second part is creating If Clauses in the past based on a situation.
5
Wish Statements in the Present
Practice Wish Statements in the present using regular verbs, modals, and the Be verb.
Current Lesson
5
Wish Statements in the Present
Practice Wish Statements in the present using regular verbs, modals, and the Be verb.
6
Wish Statements in the Future
Practice using Would, the Simple Past, the Past Progressive, and Would in Future Wish Statements.
Current Lesson
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Wish Statements in the Future
Practice using Would, the Simple Past, the Past Progressive, and Would in Future Wish Statements.
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Wish Statements in the Past
Practice Wish Statements in the past to express regret about something that happened or didn't happen.
Current Lesson
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Wish Statements in the Past
Practice Wish Statements in the past to express regret about something that happened or didn't happen.
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Unless, Only If, and If Not
Practice Unless, Only If, and If Not in an exercise of mental gymnastics for more advanced students!
Current Lesson
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Unless, Only If, and If Not
Practice Unless, Only If, and If Not in an exercise of mental gymnastics for more advanced students!
9
Unless and As Long As
Practice using Unless and As Long As with a brief explanation of Provided That in this exercise of mental gymnastics! Verbs and Modals change from positive to negative depending on the use of these two conjunctions!
Current Lesson
9
Unless and As Long As
Practice using Unless and As Long As with a brief explanation of Provided That in this exercise of mental gymnastics! Verbs and Modals change from positive to negative depending on the use of these two conjunctions!
10
In Case
Practice negative probability with In Case!
Current Lesson
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In Case
Practice negative probability with In Case!
11
If So and If Not
Practice shortening If Clauses in the positive and negative using If So and If Not.
Current Lesson
11
If So and If Not
Practice shortening If Clauses in the positive and negative using If So and If Not.
12
Mixed Time in Conditional Sentences
Practice using past and present time together in the same conditional sentence in this exercise!
Current Lesson
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Mixed Time in Conditional Sentences
Practice using past and present time together in the same conditional sentence in this exercise!
13
If Clauses with Progressive Tenses
Practice using If Clauses in present and past situations with the past progressive, the past perfect progressive and the modals would and could.
Current Lesson
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If Clauses with Progressive Tenses
Practice using If Clauses in present and past situations with the past progressive, the past perfect progressive and the modals would and could.

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