I will take a basket. There will be a picnic ...

[ Time Clauses of Future ]

I will take a basket. There will be a picnic in the evening.

A. I’ll take a basket until there is a picnic in the evening.

B. I’ll take a basket unless there is a picnic in the evening.

C. I’ll take a basket in case there is a picnic in the evening.

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