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Use the first clause to give the condition (“as long as…”) and the second to state the inevitable result; the consequence follows whenever the condition holds.
"人们只要聚在一起说句对秦朝不满的话，就要杀头。"
"议论国事就要灭族，实在是太残暴了！"
The 把 structure brings the object to the front and, with 都, emphasizes that every part of that object is affected by the verb.
"刘邦接受了他们的劝告，就把宫廷里的珍宝财物都贴上封条，派人保管。"
After completing one action, 便 (or sometimes 就) signals that the next action happens immediately or naturally follows.
"刘邦进了咸阳便想住进皇宫。"
Use a clause to describe a cause or behavior, followed by 导致 to point to the result, often a negative consequence.
"贪图享受会失去民心，导致失败。"
拿...作.../把...作... means “take something as” or “use something as,” connecting a source with the role it plays.
"现在用时“三章”已不是实数，而是拿这个成语作比喻，指订立几条简单明白的条款来共同遵守。"
(bound form) bull's-eye; target
(modal particle intensifying preceding clause)
to be (followed by substantives only)
(physics) farad (abbr. for 法拉[fa3 la1])
to scold; to tell off
person; people
to invite
CL:條|条[tiao2],本[ben3],句[ju4]
belongings
to promise
to have; there is
clear; obvious; unequivocal
to put in
compulsory
(same as 就是[jiu4 shi4]) merely; nothing else but; simply; just; precisely; exactly
to give
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