which one is correct?
16. ...... you get your father's permission, I'll take you skiing next weekend.
Although
Provided
As
Unless
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Answers · 12
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Well done. 'Provided' is the right answer, meaning 'only if' or 'on the condition that'.
The word 'Providing' can also be used in the same way.
This is a first conditional sentence talking about future time. Note that the first part of the sentence is in the present tense - gets.
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Provided.
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Of course I agree that 'provided' is the obvious answer; gramatically, 'unless' would be OK too, if the 'permission' is for something other than the skiing, or if the speaker only likes doing forbidden things!
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I believe "as" is the answer
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i think "provided" is correct
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