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Rule 1 [If, when, where, whenever, wherever, all, every, any, the only]
Condition following term represents X
Rule 2 [Only, only if, only when, only where, must, always, requires]
Condition following term represents Y
Rule 3 [Unless, without, until]
Either Condition surrounding term represents X, when negated
Rule 4 [No, not, none, cannot, never, not both]
Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated
If
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
When
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
Where
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
Whenever
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
All
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
Every
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
Any
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
The only
Rule 1[Condition following term represents X]
Only
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Only if
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Only when
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Only where
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Must
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Always
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Requires
Rule 2 [Condition following term represents Y]
Unless
Rule 3 [Either Condition surrounding term represents X, when negated]
Without
Rule 3 [Either Condition surrounding term represents X, when negated]
Until
Rule 3 [Either Condition surrounding term represents X, when negated]
No
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]
Not
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]
None
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]
Cannot
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]
Never
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]
not both
Rule 4 [Either Condition surrounding term represents Y, when negated]