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Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
Prepositions Exercise
because
because of
Because
Because of
Though
In spite of
Despite of
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Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
despite
however
though
Owing to
Because of
because
however
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Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
so
because of
because
because of
despite
as
as
though
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Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
though
despite
nonetheless
however
though
because of
Despite
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Conjunctions vs. Prepositions Exercise
Though
However
As
Though
Because of
Answers
1. He had an accident because of his carelessness.
2. Because he was driving carelessly, he met with an accident.
3. In spite of having the required qualifications, she didn’t get the job.
4. We went out despite the rain.
5. Owing to bad weather, the match was cancelled.
6. We cancelled the outing because it was awfully cold.
7. She has lost her appetite because of her illness.
8. Clever though/as he was, he could not solve the puzzle.
9. The weather was bad; nonetheless, we went out.
10. He received prompt medical care; however, he didn’t survive.
11. Despite receiving prompt medical care, the patient died.
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