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Your first sentence is correct.
Let me tell you a kind of clue!whenever you doubted about the accuracy and usage of "Unless" in a sentence,just replace it with "if not". For example,I checked your first sentence like this:
If you don't buy this ticket,you can't go to see the movie.
but the second sentence may be written better.
You'd better match the subjects.
So it can also be written this way: Unless you finish this lesson,you can't pass the final exam.
Your sentence is grammatically correct,by the way.But mostly in spoken Eng the subjects of the dependent and independent clauses are the same.
:)
به نقل از Paris.A :I've got a question about using the word UNLESS
I know that there must be a positive phrase in front of the word unless, but I'm not sure if I use it correct or not
for instant: Unless you buy this tickets, you can't go to see the movie
or
Unless this lesson is finished, u can't pass the final exam
thanks for your helps.
Your first sentence is correct.
Let me tell you a kind of clue!whenever you doubted about the accuracy and usage of "Unless" in a sentence,just replace it with "if not". For example,I checked your first sentence like this:
If you don't buy this ticket,you can't go to see the movie.
but the second sentence may be written better.
You'd better match the subjects.
So it can also be written this way: Unless you finish this lesson,you can't pass the final exam.
Your sentence is grammatically correct,by the way.But mostly in spoken Eng the subjects of the dependent and independent clauses are the same.
:)