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    The document discusses various English conjunctions and phrases: - For, during, while are used to indicate periods of time - Tell and say are used with direct and indirect speech - Although, in spite of, and despite are used to indicate concessions - In case and unless indicate conditional situations - As long as, so long as, provided (that), and providing (that) are used to indicate conditions if something happens - Whether and or are used to offer alternatives - At the end and in the end indicate final points in time or situations - The causative passive is used with have/get something done to indicate when someone has something done for them It also provides examples of

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    UNIT 14

     FOR/ DURING/ WHILE:


    - For (+ a period of time)  how long?
    - During ( + a noun)  when?
    - While + S + V (mientras)

     TELL/ SAY:
    TELL + object pronoun/ noun (persona)

    SAY + (that) oración / to + object pronoun (persona)

    Please tell me/her/him/us/them your secret. / Please say hello to me/him/her/us/them

     ALTHOUGH/ IN SPITE OF/DESPITE (‘aunque’, ‘a pesar de’)


    - ALTHOUGH/though/ even though + S + V 

    Although it rained a lot, we enjoyed our holidays.

    - IN SPITE OF/ DESPITE + NOUN / PRONOUN / V-ING

    - In spite of/ despite the rain/it/ raining a lot, we enjoyed our holidays.

     IN CASE  ‘porque es posible que’


    - I’ll leave my mobile phone switched on in case Jane calls.

     UNLESS  if not (‘a no ser que’): Unless we leave now, we’ll be late.

     AS LONG AS/ SO LONG AS/ PROVIDED (THAT) /


    PROVIDING (THAT)  IF (nunca con ‘will’) = ‘si’
    - You can borrow my car as long as (= if) you promise not to drive too fast.

     WHETHER/ OR:
    We must decide whether to go today or tomorrow.

     AT THE END / IN THE END


    - AT THE END (OF STH.) (al final de un periodo de tiempo)  at the end of the
    film/concert/game/course/month

    - IN THE END  finally = ‘finalmente’


     PASIVA CAUSATIVA:
    HAVE/ GET + something + DONE  cuando alguien hace algo por nosotros

    - Lisa had the roof repaired yesterday.

    - We are having the house painted at the moment.

    VOCABULARY
    I think so / I don’t think so

    I suppose so / I don’t suppose so, I suppose not

    I hope so / I hope not

    I guess so / I guess not

    I expect so / I don’t expect so

    I’m afraid so / I’m afraid not

    - It’s certain to rain / It’s bound to rain. (seguro 100%)


    - It’s likely to rain/ it’s unlikely to rain (probably).

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