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The conjunctions until & unless can both be used to refer to actions or situations that happen in the future, but they are used differently. For today’s English lesson let’s have a look at how we can use these words in everyday English.
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Using Until
- I waited until 6:30, but Jane didn’t come. So I left the coffee shop.
- I think I will wait until the next iPhone comes out.
- I have to work until 9 tonight.
Using Unless
- I don’t want to buy a new phone unless it has long battery life.
- I won’t go to the party unless you come with me.
- I can’t take a vacation unless I have enough money.
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Comments 7
What an interesting lesson. I can’t wait another lesson until tomorrow. Also, I won’t stop listening it unless I am perfect in an English language.
Thanks Anupam…FYI…We use “wait for” + a noun and “listen to” + a noun (^o^)
When you start by saying 'Alright', I instantly remember 'Matthew McConaughey's 'alright, alright, alright'. 😀
really helpful thanks
Thanks Mohamed…I coached him….
(kidding)
Thanks Desdemona. I'm happy to hear that 🙂
Michael DiGiacomo Hahahaa Alright! 😀
Cheers!