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A) before
B) only if
C) even though
D) because
E) but
• Tropical rainforests are exceptionally significant ……….their
geographic location and their interaction with the
environment and climate.
a)due to
b)in case of
c) instead of
d)in contrast to
e)despite
So…..adj/adv….that such…adj+noun…that
It was such a diffcult exam that only %10 of the students passed
it.
Near the hills was so silent that we could hear each sound very
clearly.
So…many/much/few/little +noun +that
We have so much furniture that we are running out of space to
store it all.
I have so many friends that sometimes I forget their names.
I have so little money that I can not even eat something.
Such….a lot of/a few/a little…..that
There were such a few attendees at the seminar that they had to
cancel it.
So careless is she that she is always making punctiation errors in
her essays.
PURPOSE/AIM/GOAL
in an attempt to
a)in case
b)so that
c)when
d)even if
e)provided that
• Six of Europe’s biggest oil and gas companies
have banded together……….they can devise a
plan to stop global warming.
a)rather
b)though
c)in order that
d)so
e)as well
CONCESSION AND CONTRAST
CONCESSION
Although However In spite of
Even though Nonetheless despite
Though nevertheless notwithstanding
Much as even so for all
Even if yet regardless of
Whether or not but irrespective of
Even when still no matter+ wh
Even after how
Even before
Although he is wealthy ,he doesn’t help the poor.
Much as I like him,I don’t trust him.
He implemented the plan despite the severe opposition.
The weather was rainy,nonetheless we didn’t cancel the trip.
My sister didn’t have enough time to study for her
exams,still/yet/however she passed them all.
No matter what I do,no matter where I go,no matter how I
feel,all I think about is you.
We shouldn’t discriminate against people regardless of their
social status,religion,sex,race.
However strong he is,he can not lift this box.Strong as/though he
is,he can not lift this box.
• ……..now characterized by inhospitable deserts,the Arabian
Peninsula was a green hot spot for migrating members of the
human genus at least 300 thousand years ago.
a)Because
b)Unless
c)Just as
d)Although
e)Until
• ---- aeroplanes have made it easier for us to explore the
world, nearly one in three of us claim to be anxious or fearful
of flying.
A) Only if
B) Whenever
C) As soon as
D) Although
E) Because
CONTRAST
A)as
B) whereas
C) hence
D) so
E) whether
PARALLEL AND CORRESPONDING
Moreover
As well as
Furthermore
In addition to
What is more
Along with
In addition
Together with
Also
Alongside
Besides
Beside
Additionally
a)so that
b)as well as
c)in that
d)since
e)such as
GIVING EXAMPLE
A)despite
B) in contrast with
C) such as
D) instead of
E) owing to
• Different tools are used to measure different things; ----,
balances measure weight, stop watches measure time, and
thermometers measure temperature.
A)for example
B) instead
C) otherwise
D) on the contrary
E) however
PAIRED CONJUNCTIONS
• Either….. or…..
• Both ……..and……
• Not only…….but also/……….as well
• Neither ……………nor…….
• Not…..but….
Either you tell him the truth or you have to bear the consequences.
We will either buy or rent this house.
You can visit him either now or later.
We both studied and worked when we were young.
I know both your sister and brother
Both Ali and Veli passed the test.
Neither the students nor the teacher was at present at the conference.
She can neither speak nor write English.
Not only the students but also the teachers were happy with the results.
She is not only a doctor but a poet as well.
You can find this product nowhere but Gaziantep.
Many people would be scared if they saw in the mirror not their faces but their
character.
Two singular subjects
• In general, when we join two singular subjects using a correlative conjunction, the verb
that follows should be singular. For example:
• “Neither the plumber nor the electrician is here yet.”
• “Not only Mike but also Daniel is coming with us.”
• One exception to this rule is when using both … and. In this case, we use a plural subject:
• “Both Mike and Daniel are coming with us.”
Two plural subjects
• When we join two plural subjects, the verb that follows should also be plural. For
example:
• “Neither the plumbers nor the electricians are here yet.”
• “Not only Mike’s friends but also Daniel’s friends are coming with us.”
One singular and one plural subject
• Sometimes, we join a singular subject to a plural subject. In this case, the majority of
style guides state that the verb should agree with the noun that is closest to it. For
example:
• “Every day both the cat and the dogs wake me up.” (Wake is plural because the dogs is
plural.)
• “Neither my cousins nor my mom likes swimming.” (Likes is singular, because mom is
singular.)
• All cargo passing through the European Union is subject to
one security control,---- at the origin of the shipment ---- at
the destination of cargo.
A) as / as
B) such / as
C) neither / nor
D) the more / the more
E) either / or
• Animal species that may become extinct over
the coming years include ---- large animals ----
smaller creatures like insects.
A) the more / the more
B) both / and
C) as / as
D) neither / nor
E) whether / or
• Seoul is busy reinventing itself and practically rebuilding the
city with an eye to improving ---- the aesthetic value ---- the
commercial value of the city.
A) such / as
B) so / that
C) not only / but also
D) less / than
E) neither / nor
EXPLANATION
I mean
Namely
Only ——– when/ after/if
• Soru kökünde only yapısı varsa genellikle
seçeneklerde when, if, after seçeneklerine,içerdikleri
anlam ve zamana bakılmalıdır.
• Örnek:
You can only write a good summary of a passage…..
• if you ever need to go back to review it.
• why you have read it carefully
• when you have fully understood it.
• that it uses words from the essay.
• whether the summary is objective.
• Regarding
• Concerning
• As regards …e ilişkin
• With regard to
• About
A) in spite of
B) because of
C) as opposed to
D) in terms of
E) as regards
The cost of everything from metals and minerals to
commodities ---- sugar ---- petrol, went up
dramatically in the first half of 2006.
A) both / and
B) such as / and
C) apart from / than
D) more / than
E) not only / but also
• ---- Charles Dickens himself had a very hard childhood, he
found it possible to write novels which contain humour and
have happy endings.
A)once
B) if
C) whereas
D) otherwise
E) just as
All over the world, many plant and animal species are
now at risk of extinction ---- humans are destroying
the environment.
A) Before B) only if C) even though
D) because E) but
• The numerous Italian princes’ palaces became significiant
centres of the Renaissance and the Baroque periods ---- their
comparatively minor political influence.
a) due to
b)rather than
c)in terms of
d)as well as
e)despite
---- most people can find benefits in cross-cultural living or
learning, some experience psychological blocks and other
inhibiting effects due to culture shock.
a) Because b)Only when c) While
d)Unless e) Provided that.
• Vision abnormalities ---- astigmatism,nystagmus(rapid
involuntary oscillation of the eye), and photophobia (extreme
sensitivity to light) are common.
A)such as
B) contrary to
C) for the sake of
D) on behalf of
E) by means of
Renaissaince art evolved from a common set of
principles,…………it took many directions and
changed considerably in the following centuries.
A)moreover
B)thus
C)likewise
D)instead
E) however
• 2020
• - Since new car smells are toxic, ----.