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    1) Vocabulary (Linking Words) : 1. I Love Ice Cream, I Don't Eat It Often

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    1) Vocabulary (Linking Words) : 1. I Love Ice Cream, I Don't Eat It Often

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    The document discusses using linking words like "but", "although", and "however" to connect two related clauses or sentences that contrast with each other. It provides examples of sentences using these linking words to contrast ideas like enjoying ice cream but not eating it often, being good friends with someone even if you don't have much in common, and enjoying a holiday despite it raining a lot.

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    1) Vocabulary (Linking Words) : 1. I Love Ice Cream, I Don't Eat It Often

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    1) Vocabulary (linking words)

    1 but, althoug, and however

    1. I love ice cream, I don’t eat it often.

    I love ice cream, but I don’t eat it often.

    Althoug I love ice cream, I don’t eat it often.

    I love ice cream. However, I don’t eat it often.

    2. He’s a Good friend. We don’t have a lot in common.

    He’s a Good friend, but we don’t have a lot in common.

    Althoug he’s a Good friend. We don’t have a lot in common.

    He’s a Good friend. However, we don’t have a lot in common.

    3. She isn’t English. She speaks English very well.

    She isn’t English, but she speaks English very well.

    Althoug she isn’t English. She speaks English very well.

    She isn’t English. However, she speaks English very well.

    4. It rained a lot. We enjoyed the holiday.

    It rained a lot, but we enjoyed the holiday.

    Althoug it rained a lot. We enjoyed the holiday.

    It rained a lot. However, we enjoyed the holiday

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