She will be late UNLESS she has taken the metro. - You won’t have pass your exam UNLESS you work hard. - If you don’t work hard, you won’t have pass your exam. - She will not ( won’t) come to the party UNLESS you invit her. - If you don’t invite her, she will not come to the party. - The snow won’t melt UNLESS it gets warmer. - If it doesn’t get warmer, the snow won’t melt. - You WILL only see your friends IF you HAVE FINISHED your homework. - UNLESS you have finished your homework, you will not see your friends. - You will only have a desert IF you EAT UP your vegetables. - UNLESS you EAT UP your vegetables, you will ot have a desert. - (Sa mère l’a accusé de mentir): His mother ACCUSED him OF LYING. - I haven’t spoken Italian FOR AGES : IT’S AGES SINCE i HAVE SPOKEN italian. - I haven’t enjoyed myself so much FOR AGES: IT’S AGES SINCE i ENJOYED myself so much. - (C’est le meilleur livre que j’ai lu): it’s the best book i have ever read OR i have never read a better book ( SUCH A GOOD book). - This is the best apple-pie i have ever tasted: I’ve nerver tasted SUCH A GOOD apple pie ( SUCH A BETTER apple pie). - I WOULD RATHER you didn’t smoke in my car. - I WOULD RATHER you arrived earlier in the morning. - I WOULD RATHER you wrote everything i say. - (C’est trop haut pour que je puisse l’atteindre): it’s too high FOR ME TO reach. - (C’est trop dur pour que je puisse le faire) : it’s too difficult FOR ME TO do. - (Elle parle trop rapidement pour qu’ils puissent l’entendre) : she speaks too quickly FOR THEM TO understand. - (Cette chose est trop chère pour que je puisse l’acheter) : This thing is too expensive FOR ME TO buy. - (Il est trop beau pour que je puisse sortir avec lui) : he is too cute FOR ME TO go out with. - (Il est trop loin pour que je puisse le voir chaque jour) : He is too far FOR ME TO see everyday. - It’s HIGH TIME you LEARNT