Provided that | Providing that | provided Advanced grammar

How to use "Provided That" and "Providing That"?
💢"Provided that" and "providing that" are interchangeable when used to mean "on condition that." However, "provided that" is strongly preferred over "providing that" in the US and the UK.
Provided that grammar:
💢First of all, “provided that” can simply be a verb + conjunction combination. This is a common structure in legal writing.
💢A less common meaning is “with the exception that”. This meaning is rarely used outside of legal writing. E.g.:
(This is acceptable but is less common.)
💢 "Provided that" and "providing that" come both in the first and the second clause.
provided that meaning:
💢The phrase “provided that” has numerous possible meanings, which can result in ambiguity if it is not used properly.
(Provid= to supply)
⚡In this way contracts, laws or acts have “provisions”. Provisions are particular rules, requirements, stipulations, etc.
⚪ You may produce your own version of the form, provided that the content is the same as in the attached template.
provided grammar:
💢If you omit “that” the meaning stays the same
💢 an example for "provided" that can cause ambiguity.
⚪All the above comments apply to the Properties, provided that the comments concerning the Expropriation Decision do not apply as there was no equivalent for the Properties.
providing that grammar:
💢As mentioned above, The phrase “providing that” is sometimes used as an alternative to “provided that”. Both mean the same thing and both are correct, but “provided that” is the more popular alternative.
💢how to use provided in english:
you can omit "that" in the "provided that" expression without a change in meaning.
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