Condition Clauses: If, Unless, and Provided That

Help the strict professor complete the syllabus rules for the semester by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

You will automatically fail the final assignment [provided that|because|*unless*](?) you submit it before midnight on Friday. 

You may request a deadline extension [unless|although|*provided that*](?) you email me at least three days in advance. 

I will deduct ten points [unless|even|*if*](?) your essay exceeds the maximum word count.

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You will automatically fail the final assignment **unless** you submit it before midnight on Friday.

> "Unless" means "if not." The student will fail *if* they do *not* submit the assignment before midnight. 

You may request a deadline extension **provided that** you email me at least three days in advance.

> "Provided that" establishes a strict condition, meaning "on the condition that" or "only if." The professor allows extensions only on this specific condition.

I will deduct ten points **if** your essay exceeds the maximum word count.

> "If" introduces a standard conditional clause. Exceeding the word count is the condition that triggers the point deduction.
