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Exercise 6 - Conjunctions
Choose
because
or
even though
.
1. Peter refused the offer
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
he needed the money.
2.
-CHOOSE-
Because
Even though
Mary has a car, she walks to work.
3. James won't sell his car
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
his father gave it to him before he passed away last summer.
4.
-CHOOSE-
Because
Even though
the man was blind, he walked to the station.
5. We go running every day
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
our doctor told us that we have pre-diabetes.
6. I would never change jobs
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
I love what I do and the people I work with.
7. She gives money to charity
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
she is not rich.
8. I will not buy you a scooter
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
they can be very dangerous, and what if it rains?
9. She will be unable to make your five o'clock appointment tomorrow
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
she has an emergency meeting.
10.
-CHOOSE-
Because
Even though
he sold the business for 6.8 billion dollars and could retire now, he still wants to work.
11. I had to pay a huge fine the other day
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
I was caught speeding ten miles-per-hour over the limit.
12. Josh said that he would stop by for a while
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
he had a bridal show to attend.
13.
-CHOOSE-
Because
Even though
we had never done it before, we were able to install the new sink ourselves.
14. She had a good time at Playland
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
she doesn't like roller coasters and other fast rides.
15. I was out all last week
-CHOOSE-
because
even though
I ate something bad last Sunday that made me very sick.
SCORE
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Rules
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Ex.1
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Ex.2
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Ex.3
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Ex.4
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Rules 2
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Ex.5
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Ex.6
Exercise 6 - Conjunctions