Question

(ii) If he didn't succeed, it would be back to
university
(Rewrite using 'Unless'.)
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Answer 1

Answer:

Unless he don't succeed, it would be back to university.

Explanation:

• 'Unless' is generally used to present a condition of happening of an event.

• A main clause is required to make a complete sense when you are using the word 'unless'.

Here are some sentences where the word 'unless' is used:-

• Unless you don't tell me names of those abusers, how could I help you out?

• Unless I don't succeed I won't go back.

• Unless you don't defeat me, I'm not going to lose hope.

• Unless you don't study, you won't score.

• Unless I don't right an answer, I won't sleep peacefully.

• Unless you aren't here, I'm waiting for you.

Answer 2

$\huge\bigstar\underline\mathfrak{Answer:-}$

$\sf\purple{↠}$Unless he don't succeed, it would be back to university.

$\sf\green{↠}$Unless is a $\sf\pink{subordinating \:conjunction.}$

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  $\huge{\underline{\mathfrak{Conjunctions :}}}$

What are conjunctions?

Words that connect two or more sentences are known as conjunctions. Examples : And, neither, either, nor, yet and so on.

Few sentences :

• She likes pizza and kinder joy
• He is tall but she is short.
• I’d like to thank you for the gift.

There are 3 types of Conjunctions :

Subordinating Conjunctions.

Coordinating Conjunctions.

Correlative Conjunctions

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