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Conjunctions

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although

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He didn`t hear me although I knocked on the door very loudly

as if

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as though

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You should stop getting dressed as though you were a very old woman

as

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As he was my brother I couldn`t blame him.

as long as

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as soon as

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barely had I
donewhen

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because

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before

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by the time when

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Sometimes I talk to my pet dog Susie as if it were a person

Why don`t we have a nice party as long as we are together


As soon as the singer finished her song,the audience burst into applause.
barely had I told her the truth when she started crying.
he didn`t come to my friend, because I didn`t invite him.
the children had fallen asleep before we came.
by the time the sun rises tomorrow morning we will have reached the peak.

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but for the fact that

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considering that

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I want to marry to him considering that he is honest and reliable.

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despite the fact that

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Despite the fact that he was seriously ill, he kept working hard.

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even though

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But for the fact that you lended me some money, nobody helped me overcome this difficulty.

Even though the weather was extremely hot, they went jogging in the park.

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every time when

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for the reason that

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had he come

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hardly had I
done.when

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however

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in spite of the fact that

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In as much as

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in order that

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once

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provided

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since

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so that

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till, until

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You must prepare for the TOEFL till you get sufficient score.

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that`s why , so

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When she told me a lie, I got really hurt , that`s why I cried.

How interesting! Every time when you come here , it rains.


We are choosing this company for the reason that the director of the company has enough experience.
Had we all done homework , our teacher wouldn`t have gotten so angry.
Hardly had I closed the door of my car when I remembered that I had forgotten my keys in the car.
You can prepare for the exam however you like. The main thing is the final result, certainly.
In spite of the fact that it was really cold outside , we went fishing.
In as much as it was raining we couldn`t go out.
I presented an up-to-date notebook computer to my son in order that he could work on his work wherever he is.
Once you decided to participate at the contest you should try your best.
You will succeed, provided you try your best.
We have been making friends since we were young children.
We are going there early so that we can get good seats.

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unless

conj

I won`t let you go there unless you do your homework.

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yet

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whereas

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Alaska has a cold climate whereas Florida has a warm climate.

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whether

conj

Whether he really loves me is still doubtful.

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while

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when

conj

Call me, when you finish your work.

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why

conj

Why she suddenly disappeared was really strange.

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where

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wherever

conj

Wherever you are, I will find you.

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whenever

conj

You can visit us whenever you like.

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whichever

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whoever , whomever

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whatever

conj

There was no heating in the building, as a result , the workers had to be sent home.
We will wait a little bit till the ice melts. After that, I will show you the experiment.

I have drunk a cup of coffee, yet I am feeling dizzy.

While I was making coffee I split it and burnt my left hand.

Please describe the place where you were born.

All the books are interesting in our bookstore. You can read whichever you like.
Whoever participates at the contest, he must do his best in order to win the opponent.
If I were extremely rich I would buy whatever you like.

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as a result

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after that

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before that

conj

Use the tools carefully. Before that, read the instruction well.

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By contrast, in contrast

conj

I thought they were preparing for the exam all over the night. In contrast, they must have played cards till the dawn.

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as a consequence,
consequently

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even so

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furthermore

conj

In general, each paragraph should contain only one idea,


which is discussed in some detail. Furthermore, each paragraph should contain a topic sentence.

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instead

conn

I thought my friends would be surprised seeing me. Instead , nobody got surprised.

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if not/ if so

conn

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meanwhile

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on the other hand

conn

Long hiking is nice. On the other hand, it may make you

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or else

conn

You had better tell her the truth. Or else, you will get lost.

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otherwise

conn

You had better leave now, otherwise , you will be late for
class.

He had missed his work several times. Consequently , he got fired.


Iam quite good at English grammar, even so I have a lot to learn.

Don`t let your children eat so much candy. If not, they


will suffer from toothache.
Mother was preparing our favorite food. Meanwhile, father was decorating Christmas tree.

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