Exercise 84.1
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Part of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 84.1 tests your knowledge of when to use although, though, but, however, or either.
Subjects:
- Language Arts > General
Education Levels:
- Other
Keywords:
similar ideas noun phrase opposite ideas opposite similar sequence sequence of events conditions real conditions unreal conditions ESLLanguage:
EnglishAccess Privileges:
Public - Available to anyoneLicense Deed:
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0Table of Contents
Athabasca University ESL Course
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 1: The Basic Sentence
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 2: Questions
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 3: Verbs
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 4: The Passive
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 5: The Noun Phrase
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 6: Types of Sentences
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 7: Adjectives and Adverbs
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 8: Comparison
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 9: When?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 10: Where?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 11: How and Why?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 12: Connecting Ideas
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 13: Supplemental Materials
Athabasca University ESL, Unit 12: Connecting Ideas
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Exercise 84.1: Although/ though/ but/ however/ either
Complete each sentence/question in column A by using the set of answers in column B.Example: Country life is peaceful. _____ it can be boring.
Answer: Country life is peaceful. However, it can be boring.
Question 1
Column A
1. His work is slow _____sure.
2. _____ he works slowly, he never makes a mistake.
3. I like chocolate. I don't like caramel, _____.
4. Smoking might protect your teeth. _____ , it is still bad for you.
5. You can have _____ milk or juice, not both.
Column B
A. though
B. however
C. but
D. although
E. either
Answer:
1: 2: 3: 4: 5:
