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Test in prepositions #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 24, 2005 5:24 am   Test in prepositions
 

when we use although and unless
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Although/unless #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 24, 2005 8:51 am   Although/unless
 

Hi Harshavardhan,

These words (above) are conjunctions. In their simplest forms they mean:

although = even if
unless = if not.

Two sentences:

Although it often rains here,he never takes an umbrella
Unless he takes an umbrella, he will get very wet.

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