EXERCISES ON LINKERS. 1. REWRITE THESE SENTENCES
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EXERCISES ON CONNECTORS ( CONTRAST). Exercise 1. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A SUITABLE CONTRAST CONNECTOR ( WHEREAS. BUT
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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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Exercises: Fill in the gaps with appropriate subordiantors : 1. ______ the Combine the following pairs of sentences using the given linkers/connectors.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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WORKSHEET 11. I. Join each pair of the following sentences by adding a suitable connector. Make changes wherever necessary to keep the sentences
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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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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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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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Purpose Clauses.
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)
I took my camera _________________________________________3)He studied really hard. He wanted to get better marks.(in order to)
He studied really hard___________________________________4)Jason learns Chinese. His aim is to work in China.( to)
Jason learns Chinese____________________________________I'ǀe collected money.
6)Many people left Turkey in 1960s.They wanted to find jobs in Germany.( in order to)
Many people left Turkey in 1960s.
7)She attends to a course. She wants to learn chess.(to)
She attends to a course.
8)Linda turned on the lights .She wanted to see better.(so that)
Linda turned on the lights.
9)I will come with you .I want to help you.(in order to)
I will come with you.
10)We are going to cinema. We will watch a horror film.(to)
We are going to cinema.
11)You must take your umbrella so that you won't get wet.(in order)
You must take your umbrella_____________________________---12)He waited at the counter because he wanted to see her.(in order)
He waited at the counter_________________________
13)We all put on our coats since we were feeling cold.(so that)
We all put on ________________________________
CLAUSES OF CONTRAST
1. Although I sleep a lot, I come to class feeling kind of tired.
2. Even though USA became independent in 1776, poor people still had problems to get by.
3. Although he was having financial trouble, he bought that costly flat.
(However)4. Mark inǀited me to his housewarming. Howeǀer, I couldn't make it.
Although
5. He lived comfortably downtown. Nevertheless, he decided to move to the suburbs.
6. He had everything, but he was very unhappy.
7. Despite haǀing practiced my Chinese ǀery hard, I still don't know how to speak it.
8. In spite of the fact that I haǀe read the noǀel, I can't understand it.
9. Even though she lives comfortably, she has some serious nervous breakdowns.
(Even so,)10. I bought a new computer last month. Howeǀer, it's already broken.
Although
CLAUSES OF REASON.
1. Many parents worry because their children may have drugs abuse.
Due to...
2. There's a big global economic crisis because there have been many capitalist speculators.
As...3. Japanese is very difficult since it's very different from European languages.
Owing to...
4. Some American teachers are using rap songs for their students. Therefore, they're getting
very good results.Some students are getting...
5. You ought to concentrate on your English so that you can improve it.
As _______________________________
6. Many people think that things haven't changed very much because we have the same
political tensions as in the 70s.Since___________
7. Pink Floyd combined commercial sounds with political involvement. As a result, they were
very popular.Pink Floyd were very...
8. Many music bands are well-known because they sing in English.
Due to...
9. My friend Raúl can travel across the USA with no problems because he's got an excellent
command of English.Owing to...
As...RESULT CLAUSES (SO/SUCH...)
1. He is a good man. Everybody loves him.
He...2. The building was finished in a year. They built very fast.
They...
3. They played very enthusiastically. The other team was beaten.
They...
4. It was a terrible accident. Only few people weren't hurt.
It...5. I could not speak. I was vey touched.
I...6. The house was burnt down. The fire raged strongly.
The fire...
7. The pipes were frozen. It was very cold.
It...8. He spoke in a very loud voice. Everybody could hear him.
He...9. Heavy rain fell. The streets were soon flooded.
Such...
10. It is much unexpected. No one could believe it.
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