May 242011
 

Use of Until and Unless

Both ‘Until’ and ‘Unless’ are generally used as conjunctions to connect the sentences in English. Note: Both of these might also be used as prepositions, but we are learning the use of connectors or conjunctions. Look at the difference:

Use of Unless
Unless is used, when the condition is set, and is already considered negative form in connectors, so don’t use ‘Not’ with Unless sentence. Here are some examples:

# I shall not lend you money unless you give me gold.

# He will not come to your home unless you go to his.

# Bank will not provide you loan unless you show them your original identities.

# He will not trust you unless you prove yourself.

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Use of Until
Until is used up to the particular time, and is already considered negative form in connectors, so don’t use ‘Not’ with Until sentence. Here are some examples:

# Wait here until I come back.

# Until I complete the home-work please don’t switch-on the T.V.

# Until the train comes don’t board.

# They did not come until the meeting was half over.

# He read until his guests arrived.

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  2 Responses to “How to Use ‘Unless’ and ‘Until’ in the English Sentences”

  1. nice examples here..thanx for share

  2. i want to learn English language.tense i really need it.

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