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    Conjunctions: (Als) (Bis) (Nachdem) (Bevor) (Seit), (Während) (Zuerst) (Aber Dann)

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    CONJUNCTIONS

    TIME

    when (als), until, till (bis), after (nachdem), before (bevor), since
    (seit), while (whrend), at first (zuerst), but then (aber dann)
    Janet was in her room when her mother called.
    He waited until she came.
    After Peter had gone to bed, he read a book.

    PLACE

    where (wo, wohin)


    He didn't know where he had put his purse.

    REASON

    because (weil), so (daher), therefore / that's why (deshalb)


    He couldn't helthem because he had no time.
    She was ill, and so she couldn't go to the party.

    CONTRAST

    but (aber)
    This city is nice to visit but I wouldn't like to live there.

    RELATIVE CLAUSES

    who (persons), which (animals, things), that


    This is the man who / that won the race.
    Is this the car which / that he bought last summer?

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