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Conjunctions Exercise (2)
Conjunctions Exercise (2)
Although
Despite
However
as
as if
as though
though
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Conjunctions Exercise
As
So
Though
enough
as well
quite
so
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Conjunctions Exercise
such
very
too
so that
as
such that
so
such
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Conjunctions Exercise
very
If
Though
Whether
Unless
either
neither
nor
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Conjunctions Exercise
either
neither
as soon as
no sooner
as long as
No sooner
As soon as
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Conjunctions Exercise
Hardly
Answers
Although the lawyer presented his arguments well, he lost the case.
He walks as if he is drunk.
As I was feeling tired, I went to bed early.
The hall is not big enough to accommodate all guests.
He was so weak that he could not even sit up.
He borrowed some money so that he could start a business.
The man spoke with such passion that his audience was moved to tears.
If you want more money, you have to do more work.
He will either buy a home or invest the money in stocks.
You should neither go to his house nor talk to him.
He left as soon as he finished his job.
No sooner did the driver see the red light than he applied the brake.
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