Multiple choice softskills communication

_________________, we won't have much to talk about.

  1. If he not comes

  2. Unless he comes

  3. If he didn't come

  4. If he came
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

Unless means if not, creating the correct logical relationship. 'If he not comes' (A) is grammatically incorrect - needs auxiliary 'doesn't'. 'If he didn't come' (C) is past subjunctive, wrong for real future possibility. 'If he came' (D) is also past, inappropriate here.

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