1).2). If3). What if4). No improvement

1.	1).2). If3). What if4). No improvement
Answer» The correct answer option 2 The word ‘unless’ is SIMILAR to ‘if not’ which will make the sentence OPPOSITE in meaning i.e. You might lose your DRIVING license if you are not caught drunk driving. The correct meaning would only be given by use of ‘if’. From the given options only option 2 best FITS the context. Correct sentence- You might lose your driving license if you are caught drunk while driving.

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The correct answer option 2

The word ‘unless’ is SIMILAR to ‘if not’ which will make the sentence OPPOSITE in meaning i.e. You might lose your DRIVING license if you are not caught drunk driving.

The correct meaning would only be given by use of ‘if’.

From the given options only option 2 best FITS the context.

Correct sentence- You might lose your driving license if you are caught drunk while driving.

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