Provided that meaning in English
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Definition
provided that: only if, on the condition that, as long as
I'll accept your proposal, provided that you get the report in early. I'll only accept it on the condition that you give it me early.
Examples
- "I'm quite pleased with your work, and I'm going to approve your budget proposal, provided that we can get Ms. Bümbüm to agree to this deal."
Exercise 1
Which of the following phrases best completes this statement:
"I'm going to approve your budget proposal..."
"I'm going to approve your budget proposal..."
Which of the following phrases best completes this statement:
"I'm going to approve your budget proposal..."
"I'm going to approve your budget proposal..."
Because Susie is currently in negotiations with Ms. Bümbüm's agent, we know that Ms. Bümbüm has not yet signed a contract, therefore Bruno will not give Susie his approval as a result of Bümbüm signing the contract.
This is the best choice here. Bruno says he will approve Susie's proposal "provided that" Ms. Bümbüm signs the contract. This means that Bruno will approve the deal if or on the condition that Ivana signs.
Bruno is unsure that Ms. Bümbüm will sign the contract, so he is not approving Susie's budget proposal because Ivana has signed the contract.
This is not the best choice. This phase means that Bruno will give Susie's budget proposal approval unless Ms. Bümbüm signs the contract. Bruno says just the opposite: He will approve the budget proposal only if Ms. Bümbüm signs.
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