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Question
If the rain does not stop, Mariam will not be able to do the laundry. (Begin: Unless...)
Options
Unless the rain does not stop, Mariam will not be able to do the laundry.
Unless Mariam does the laundry, the rain will not stop.
Unless the rain stop, Mariam will not be able to do the laundry.
Unless the rain stops, Mariam will not be able to do the laundry.
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Solution
Unless the rain stops, Mariam will not be able to do the laundry.
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