- Alexey Nekrashevich
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
- 742922 views
- 7 answers
- 275749 votes
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
- 742922 views
- 7 answers
- 275749 votes
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
- 742922 views
- 7 answers
- 275749 votes
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
- 742922 views
- 7 answers
- 275749 votes
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RE: Except if vs Unless. N) Not if. You can see a picture and say. All unless only except if unless.
Are they really the same thing? Unless is more common and combines condition with exception (except + if), hence the negative meaning, provided (that) and its synonyms are the positive equivalent. What makes the whole thing work with preceding context and it always says something
like that on the boxes you get my games in,” said Johnny. Except if you get them from Wobbler, he added to himself and you just get a disk.
Why are people so afraid? What are their feelings about me?
- 742922 views
- 7 answers
- 275749 votes
