EXERCISES ON CONNECTORS ( CONTRAST) Exercise 1 FILL IN
EXERCISES ON CONNECTORS ( CONTRAST). Exercise 1. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A SUITABLE CONTRAST CONNECTOR ( WHEREAS. BUT
Performance 2 - Extra Practice Book
Before Exercise 2 work with the students to recognise the grammar patterns of different linkers and connectors
4.- Purpose in order to + infinitive so as to + infinitive
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Unit 10 Linking Words or Connectors
Exercises: Fill in the gaps with appropriate subordiantors : 1. ______ the Combine the following pairs of sentences using the given linkers/connectors.
Purpose Clauses. 1) He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh
1) He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh air in.(in order to). He opened the window. 2)I took my camera becauseI wanted to take some photos.(so that).
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Connectors (Intermediate 2). Teacher: Beatriu Cardona i Prats. Page 1. CONNECTORS (Intermediate 2). Connectors or linking words are extremely important
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2) I didn´t buy the car even though I had the money. -Despite… 3) She never takes any kind of exercise
Handout 1: Adverbial Clauses of Time Adverbs of time are such
I read a book while I was traveling on the train. I went to the library when I arrived at school. Exercise 1: Please complete these sentences with the
TRANSITIONAL WORDS AND PHRASES
EXERCISE I. Circle the letter that correctly identifies the nature of the underlined transition in each of the following sentences. 1. A water main downtown
EXERCISES ON LINKERS. 1. REWRITE THESE SENTENCES
EXERCISES ON LINKERS. 1. REWRITE THESE SENTENCES USING THE WORDS GIVEN IN BRACKETS. a. Although the rain was falling heavily they continued with the
Purpose Clauses. 1) He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh
1) He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh air in.(in order to). He opened the window. 2)I took my camera becauseI wanted to take some photos.(so that).
Performance 2 - Extra Practice Book
2 In pairs compare your ideas in Exercise 1. 3 Read the grammar box and complete 1 Match the linkers and connectors (1–8) with their functions (a–h).
Unit 10 Linking Words or Connectors
Exercise: Fill in the gaps with appropriate coordinators: 1. You can eat your cake with a spoon ______ fork. 2. My
Purpose Clauses. 1) He opened the window. He wanted to let fresh
In spite of the fact that I have read the novel I can't understand it. Although I have read the novel
A connector is a word that is used to join together words phrases
WORKSHEET 11. I. Join each pair of the following sentences by adding a suitable connector. Make changes wherever necessary to keep the sentences
Connectors / Conjunction
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4.- Purpose in order to + infinitive so as to + infinitive
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Your English will sound unnatural if you try to force a connector in every sentence. You can review this worksheet online at www.linguahouse.com/ex.
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EXERCISES ON LINKERS 1 REWRITE THESE SENTENCES USING THE WORDS GIVEN IN BRACKETS In spite of the difficulty of the questions he answered them all
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So a connector works as a conjunction to join two or more words phrases and clauses together Study the following sentences to get idea about the use of
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29 mai 2020 · LINKERS AND CONNECTORS or LInking words 1 Page Summary + Exercises : Addition Concession Contrast Cause and effect purpose
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1 CONNECTORS A connector is a word that is used to join together words phrases clauses or sentences Connectors are derived from:
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Conjunctions and Linking Words Worksheets are in PDF Format and consist of a worksheet and answer sheet to check your results
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[For more examples and information go to English Grammar in Use Intermediate Unit 112] Adverb clause linkers Conjunction Transition linkers Preposition
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EXERCISES ON CONNECTORS ( CONTRAST) Exercise 1 FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A SUITABLE CONTRAST CONNECTOR ( WHEREAS BUT ALTHOUGH HOWEVER DESPITE IN SPITE
Conjunctions: worksheets pdf handouts to print printable exercises
Conjunctions: worksheets pdf handouts to print printable exercises Linking words Connectives Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
EXERCISES ON LINKERS.
1. REWRITE THESE SENTENCES USING THE WORDS GIVEN IN BRACKETS.
a. Although the rain was falling heavily, they continued with the football match. (in spite of) b. Grandma cannot hear what you say because she is very deaf. (so..............that) c. She was such a tall girl that I found it difficult to dance with her. (so..............that) d. Many rivers have burst their banks because there has been a heavy rainfall. (because of) e. The driver instructor took Dan onto the main road because he wanted him to get experience in high speed driving. (so that) g. In spite of the difficulty of the questions, he answered them all. (although) I. He is so energetic that he never looks tired. (such) j. As there were a lot of people, they had to open all the doors. (so many) k. Although we had revised everything a hundred times, everything went wrong. (despite) l. He left home early because he was afraid of missing the plane. (so as) m. Some people enjoy city life. Others prefer the quiet of the country. (whereas) n. Everybody stayed near the fire since the day was very cold. (because of)1. Although she was an expert swimmer, she drowned. (in spite of)
2. The school was closed down due to low inscription. (Because )
3 Helen went to the market so that she could buy some vegetables. (in order)
4 The match was cancelled because it was raining. (due to)
5 Despite having a terrible headache, he went to the office. (although)
6 He loves going to the theatre while his wife prefers to stay at home. (in contrast
to)7 I sat by the window in order to see the landscape. (so that)
8 As well as being en excellent painter, she writes poems and plays the piano.
(Moreover)9 Although Ann isn't very attractive, she is very popular. (However)
10 Seeing that we'd run out of milk, we went to the supermarket. (as)
11. Contrary to my neighbours, I don't like using the lift. (whereas)
12. As well as renewing the kitchen, she redecorated her bedroom. (In addition,)
13. Although the city has a 50 kph limit, people are often fined for exceeding the
speed limit. (Therefore)14. Many sportsmen are disqualified as a consequence of their illegal use of
drugs. (consequently)15. John won the race. Nevertheless, he didn't feel happy. (despite)
16. We need to increase sales. Therefore, we'll start a new advertising campaign.
(seeing that)17. Although he was a millionaire, he behaved as an ordinary man. (YET)
18. Since you are her elder brother, you must take care of her. (BECAUSE)
19. She's an excellent secretary. However, she has never been promoted.
(despite)20. She opened the car window so that she could get some fresh air. (to)
21. I opened the window due to the heat. (BECAUSE)
22. We didn't go swimming because the water was very dirty. (so....................that)
23. The government passed a new law in order to control terrorism. (so that)
24.Despite having some problems, she finally passed the test. (even though)
25 I enjoy going to the beach. My husband does not. (while)
26 As a consequence of his father's illness, he couldn't go to work. (As a result)
27 Although he was an excellent student, he didn't get the grant. (Nevertheless)
28 They lost the match due to the bad weather. (as a result of)
29 Although she wasn't hungry, she ate a few biscuits. (in spite of)
30 She missed the bus so she had to take a taxi. (since)
31.Although she was very intelligent, she pretended not to understand. (but)
32 In addition to buying a new coat for his wife, he bought himself a cardigan.
(besides)33 .Sheila went to the garage to have her car serviced. (so that)
34 .He broke his left hand as a result of a skiing accident. (due to )
35 I like Harry Potter's books. My brother does not. (contrary to)
36 She didn't telephone John because she didn't have his number. (so)
37 Although he had excellent qualifications he didn't get the job. (YET)
38 They got lost in London because they didn't have a street map. (as)
39 Although she was very tired, she kept on working. (DESPITE)
40.She lost her purse, so she went to the police station. (BECAUSE)
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