Question

If you think you have a good idea,try it (use unless)

Answer 1

Answer:

if unless you have agood idea

Explanation:

Answer 2

Unless you think you have a good idea, don't try it.

• The conjunction unless is used to imply 'unless if.' The clause after unless is a subordinate clause (sc): it requires the main clause (mc) to complete the sentence.
• We use a comma when unless comes before the main clause: Unless [SC]it rains tomorrow, [MC]we'll go for a picnic by the river.
• For example- You will hamper your health unless you stop drinking.
• In the provided statement, it is said to the individual that if they do not have a decent concept, they should not try it.
• Thus, the correct sentence is - Unless you think you have a good idea, don't try it.