Male Midyaiy CONCEPT ‘onjunction Aa radvern Gsltitese ngara nFavsclamiienin enias fuisaarléiiu 3 useian dun Coordinate Conjunction, Correlative ‘onjunction waz Subordinate Conjunction gunnasfinuanstiertas siazen Aeiiazaraneusnsinertuaantl Coordinate a Aduomaideudh “ngaieh wasduatahleanndeotn wiadn 4 nga naaanane ‘Lun Conjunction udneramndansnarty ‘Laut and His brother is tall and handsome. They are going to a zoo and an aquarium. ) udasmaratoudierits léiun but usz yet The teacher was angry, but he kept quiet. John plays tennis, yet his favorite sport is football. }) udasnastiian Léun or wa nor Thar wHeneuUise We want to watch TV or listen to some music. These people are not insane, nor are they fools. ) udawnmussna ‘Laur for (+ wns) wax so (+ pia) I went to bed, for I was very tired. We felt hungry, so we took a lunch break. Correlative { fa eaduernititnfauriu Coordinate Conjunction fia dlewein nguehn Conjunction Fausclunfiiussandeaty usiicindaalucidne Laur Ither...or... (= Either John or Tom will give us the money. yelther..nor... (= ‘aitié...uas...) She speaks neither loudly nor clearly. oth..and... (= He..uae...) Both rice and wheat are grown in our country. jot only..but also... (= ‘laifivsusl..usisls...ndiae) He is not only @ good dancer but also a famous singer. as. datiant ymateySubordinate Conjunction Aa eaduarwliiden 2 usslemindpary uleaondiunarenlssameradiwoe wanaimane Wan as long 8 as (raring) before (dau) bafter (nde) when (a) as soon as / once (tuff) x since (sisusi) til / while ‘ as Couunasti) while Cisne) i whereas (tuansefi) fas (Wilawriufi) “(eethy in order that cet ( annidesunastt ) neqtlant BASIC GRAMMARComplete the sentences with the correct coordinate conjunction. 1. Should I order soup salad with dinner? 2. She went to the shops couldn't find anything she liked. 3. Peter wants to be either a cowboy a ghost for Halloween. 4. Everybody likes my brother because he is nice helpful. 5. It rained heavily, the tennis match was canceled. 6. Mike has a guitar, he plays it very well. 7. Susan needed some money, she took a part-time job. 8. You should write down the phone number, you may forget it later. 9. My sister tried to read @ novel in French, it was too difficult. 10. I bought a bottle of wine, ___ we drank It together. 11. The waiter was not very nice, ___ the food was delicious. 142. The concert was canceled, __ we went to a nightclub instead. Complete the sentences with the correct correlative conjunction. 1. You will have to take biology or physics next semester. 2. I don’t know I want to take German or Spanish. 3. If she has enough time, she will go to London and Paris. 4 your father nor your mother has heard you play the piano yet. 5. We should learn to accept our weaknesses but also our strengths. Choose the correct one. 1. I need to work hard (so that / because) I can pass the exam. (When / As if) you come back from your trip, we'll meet to discuss the problem. (As soon as / Although) he was very ill, he didn’t take any medicine. (So that / Because) It is raining today, you should bring an umbrella along gagpn Andrew could not convince his father (although / as long as) he tried many times. ar. Anied ynaiawe eee NY I will not talk to him (because / until) he apologizes for what he did. Sandra spoke (as if / when) she knew what she was talking about, but she didn’t. You can come to the meeting (as long as / while) you don’t say anything. I can’t buy that car (if / unless) my father lends me some money. (If / Before) we can’t find any tickets, we can watch the concert live on TV. Till call my mother (as soon as / as if) I get the news about my father. I'm going shopping for food this evening (if / so that) I don’t have to go at the weekend. ‘Choose the correct answer. 1 This job is badly paid a. although b. so c. since d. when I'm looking for-another one. he was not interested in music, he agreed to go to the concert. a. Though b. While c. For d. Since I refuse to pay anything you do the work properly. @. so that b. while c. until d. as long as She couldn't find the book she wanted she borrowed a magazine instead. @ so b. and c. but d. so that The man was sleeping the robbers came. a. since b. for c. and d. when I came early I could talk to you privately. a. so that b. while c. as long as das if T don’t think he will remember the appointment you remind him. @ SO b. unless c. if d. as long as The plane hasn't landed yet so I'll wait it arrives. a. when b. because c. although d. until szqelond BASIC GRAMMARv7. 18. at. Aindiant syn I don’t mind if you go out for lunch you're back for the meeting at two. a. while b. until c. so that d. as long as It’s not cold now but take your coat with you it gets cold later. a. in case b. even if c. when d. as soon as Please ask Jim he wants to go to the Bird Park or the Zoo. a. although b. whether c. when d. because The winters here are very cold the summers are very hot. a. while b. because c. asif d. until His fans think that he is talented handsome. a. either..or b. neither..nor cc. whether..or d. not only..but also You won't get a driving license easily you practice more. a if b. so that c. unless d. while It looks the government has got a lot of problems. a. when b. as if ©. as long as d. so that It Is getting dark, we will not wait for him any longer. a. While b. Unless c. Although d. Since We saw some boats we were walking along the beach. a. but b. so c. as d if They'll go for a walk the weather gets better. a. unless b. as soon as c. even though d. so that I need to get to work early a. although b. when c. so that d. since I can finish the report before the meeting.20. I will not allow you to watch television you clean your room first. a. unless b. if c. when d. as if 21. He did not join us for the movie he had already seen It. a. although b. because c. but d. and he was the best qualified candidate, he didn't get the job. a. Although b. When c. Since d. So The students were studying in the library the teacher came in. a. because b. so that c. as if d. when My brother won't play football he feels better. a. until b. while c. because d. as soon as . We will not pay for the food it was not what we ordered. a. and b. although c. because d. unless He listens to nor advises his friends when they have a problem. a. either b. neither c. whether d. not only was he late for the interview but he was also inappropriately dressed for It. a. Either b. Whether c. Neither d. Not only We are just about to go for a walk it started to rain. a. because b. so c. when d. although . These rooms are very comfortable they have a good view of the city. a. and b. as c. so that d. also 3. You will not reach the stadium in time you drive faster. @. when b. if c. because d. unless azgeland BASIC GRAMMAR