Question about unless and without.
He told me that he woluld not ttend the meeting unless invited.
Can I use without to replace unless? Thank you!
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No, you can't.
He told me that he would not attend the meeting unless invited.
He told me that he would not attend the meeting without an invitation.
Notice the difference.
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you could use that but, you would have to change up the sentence a bit to this "He told me that he would not attend the meeting without an invite."
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Thank you 一！
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Quite by-the-bookily, you're gonna have to say "without being invited". Conjunction vs preposition. "skye_dino" is right, too, instead of slang "invite", "invitation" will sound more formal.
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