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| Would you please tell me if we can have a negative construction with unless? example: Unless we DON'T HEAR from you, the order WILL NOT BE cancelled. instead of: Unless we HEAR from you, the order WILL BE cancelled. See you, Hela |
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| Quote:
A: Will you cancel the order if I don't call to confirm? B: If we don't hear from you, the order will not be cancelled. We'll send it anyway, as planned. |
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| I have understood the second sentence = a) "Unless we hear from you, the order will not be cancelled. but what about this one ? : b) Unless we DON'T HEAR from you, the order WILL NOT BE cancelled. is it possible in English, or is it incorrect ? or should I say: c) Unless we don't hear from you, the order will be cancelled. |
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