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Conditionals without if

Grammar · C2 · 10 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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  1. Sheet 1 · 45 minConditionals without if in negotiations: provided that, otherwiseProvided, as long as, but for, otherwise, supposing and inverted conditionals in business negotiations.Free
  2. Sheet 2 · 45 minImplied conditionals in psychology: what would have happened otherwise?Counterfactual thinking and implied conditionals with but for, given, were it not for and otherwise.Premium
  3. Sheet 3 · 30 minGrammar explained: conditionals without ifInverted conditionals with should, were and had, plus but for, otherwise, supposing and provided.Premium
  4. Sheet 4 · 30 minGrammar explained: conditionals without if – implied conditionsUnless, as long as, even if, in case, with and without, and imperative + and / or: conditions with no if-clause.Premium
  5. Sheet 5 · 20 minConditionals without if: spotting hidden conditionsFind conditions expressed without if in a travel insurance guide and match them to their if-equivalents.Premium
  6. Sheet 6 · 20 minConditionals without if: should, were and hadReplace if with inversion using should, were (to) and had in formal first, second and third conditionals.Premium
  7. Sheet 7 · 20 minConditionals without if: unless, provided and in caseChoose between unless, provided, as long as, in case, supposing and on condition that, and compare their meanings.Premium
  8. Sheet 8 · 20 minConditionals without if: but for, without and otherwiseExpress conditions with but for, without, otherwise, were it not for and had it not been for.Premium
  9. Sheet 9 · 20 minConditionals without if: implied and reduced conditionsRecognize conditions hidden in imperatives, participles and phrases such as given, with and in the event of.Premium
  10. Sheet 10 · 20 minConditionals without if: review challengeMixed key-word transformations and error spotting with all the ways to express a condition without if.Premium