What if Bronson comes in first instead of Davies? SUPPOSING, Supposing (that) Bronson comes in first instead of Davies?, If they don’t listen to us this time, I won’t vote for them again. PROVIDED, Provided (that) they listen to us this time, I’ll vote for them again., If they don’t lower taxes, they will almost definitely lose votes. UNLESS, Unless they lower taxes, they will almost definitely lose votes., If they improve the neighbourhood, they should be re-elected. ASSUMPTION, On the assumption (that) they improve the neighbourhood, they should be re-elected., I’ll vote for them if they stick to their promises. LONG, I’ll vote for them so/as long as they stick to their promises., If you’re not informed about politics, don’t talk about it! UNLESS, Unless you’re informed about politics, don’t talk about it!, If interest rates definitely don’t rise, the government will be unbearable. ASSUMING, Assuming (that) interest rates definitely don’t rise, the government will be unbeatable., If they don’t listen to voters, they’ll lose the next election. OTHERWISE, They should/must listen to voters. Otherwise, they’ll lose the next election.
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