| Conditional Conjunction | Usage | Example Sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| If | Used to introduce a condition that can lead to a certain result. | If it rains, we will cancel the picnic. | |
| Unless | Means “if not”; used to introduce a negative condition. | We won’t succeed unless we try harder. | |
| As long as | Indicates a condition that must continue to be met for the main clause to be true. | You can stay out as long as you are back by 10 PM. | |
| Provided that | Similar to “if,” but more formal; emphasizes the condition. | You can go to the party provided that you finish your homework. | |
| On condition that | States a specific requirement that must be met. | He will sign the contract on condition that he gets a raise. | |
| Only if | Used to emphasize that one thing will happen or be true if and only if another thing happens or is true. | The package will be delivered only if someone is home. | |
| Even if | Suggests that the outcome remains the same regardless of the condition. | Even if it’s late, I will come to help you. | |
| In case | Used to talk about precautions or preparations for possible situations. | Take an umbrella in case it rains. | |
| Whether or not | Indicates that the outcome will happen regardless of the condition. | I will attend the meeting whether or not I am feeling well. | |
| Suppose / Supposing | Used to make hypothetical suggestions. | Suppose you lost your job, what would you do? | |
| In the event that | Formal way of introducing a condition; often used for unlikely scenarios. | In the event that the flight is canceled, we will book a hotel. | |
| Assuming that | Suggests a condition that is taken for granted or assumed to be true. | Assuming that the data is accurate, we can proceed with the analysis. | |
| In case of | Used to describe what should be done if a particular situation arises. | In case of emergency, call 911. | |
| So long as | Similar to “as long as”; sets a condition that must be met. | You can borrow my car so long as you return it by tomorrow. |
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