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📚 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS: 3 FORMAL WAYS TO EXPRESS CONDITIONS

Want to make your English more formal and precise? Try these three expressions:

🔹 1. SO LONG AS = as long as / provided that

So long as you remain focused, you will make progress.

👉 Meaning: If you remain focused, you will make progress.

🔹 2. ON CONDITION THAT = only if

You may join the team on condition that you follow the rules.

👉 Meaning: You may join the team only if you follow the rules.

🔹 3. IN THE EVENT THAT = if something happens

In the event that the flight is delayed, passengers will be notified.

👉 Meaning: If the flight is delayed, passengers will be notified.

✨ 5 MORE EXAMPLES

1️⃣ So long as you keep practising, your English will improve.

2️⃣ On condition that she submits the documents today, her application can be processed.

3️⃣ In the event that the machine fails, the backup system will start automatically.

4️⃣ So long as everyone cooperates, we can finish the project on time.

5️⃣ On condition that you meet the requirements, you will be eligible for the programme.

💡 Remember:

So long as → provided that

On condition that → only if

In the event that → if something happens

Save this post and use these structures to make your English sound more formal, precise, and advanced. 📖✨