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Topic Summary - Conjunctions and Transition Words




        in order (not) to / so as (not) to / (not) to
        ⃣      “-(me)mek / -(ma)mak amacıyla, -(me)mek / -(ma)mak için” anlamlarına gelir.
               ▪ Take frequent screen breaks during your workday in order to / so as to / to reduce your risk of developing computer vision
                  syndrome.
               ▪ Take frequent screen breaks during your workday in order not to / so as not to / not to increase your risk of developing
                  computer vision syndrome.
        with a view to / with the aim of
        ⃣      “-mek / -mak amacıyla, -mek / -mak için” anlamlarına gelir.
               ▪ With the aim of / With a view to maintaining a healthy weight, many people make it a habit of eating healthy, exercising
                  regularly, and getting enough sleep.

        for fear of
        ⃣      “Korkusuyla, korkusundan, -den korktuğundan,” anlamına gelir.
                ▪ The couple had to be very quiet while carrying out their chores in the apartment for fear of waking the baby up.
                   (=The couple had to be very quiet while carrying out their chores in the apartment for fear that they might wake the baby up.)
                ▪ For fear of missing the last train, he hurriedly left the café and sprinted towards the station.
                   (=For fear that he might miss the last train, he hurriedly left the café and sprinted towards the station.)

        for the purpose of
        ⃣      “Üzere, amacıyla, gayesiyle” anlamlarına gelir.
                ▪ For the purpose of having a high-paying career, many young people are planning to pursue a degree in the fields of STEM.
                  (For the purpose that they could have a high-paying career, many young people are planning to pursue a degree in the fields of STEM.)
        in the event of
        ⃣      “Durumunda, halinde, olduğu takdirde” anlamlarına gelir.
                ▪ In the event of a cancellation of the performance, the audience can receive a full refund or choose to be given tickets to a later
                    performance of the same show.
                   (In the event that the performance is cancelled, the audience can receive a full refund or choose to be given tickets to a later performance
                   of the same show.)

        4. Concession and Contrast
        A. Conjunctions


          although                               much as
          even though                            much though
          though                                 adjective / adverb + as
          whereas                                adjective / adverb + though                  +     clause
          while                                  however + adjective/adverb
          whilst                                 no matter + question word
          even if                                regardless of + question word


        Bu bağlaçlar ana cümle ile yan cümleyi zıt veya çelişkili durumlarda bağlamak için kullanılırlar.
        although / even though / though
        ⃣      Bu bağlaçlar “-e rağmen” anlamına gelirler. Zıt durumları ifade etmek için kullanırlar.
              ▪ Soil erosion is often caused by poor agricultural practices although / even though / though it can also be triggered by natural
                 phenomena such as severe storms, flooding, and wildfires.
              ▪ Although / Even though / Though all young planets have rings, Saturn’s are the most prominent and easily visible, even with
                 small telescopes.
        whereas / while / whilst
        ⃣      “-iken” anlamına gelirler. Bu bağlaçlar zıt anlam ifade eden cümleleri bağlamak için kullanılır. Genellikle farklı öznelerin birbirinden
            farklı ya da zıt özelliklerini karşılaştırılırken kullanılırlar.
              ▪ Whereas / While / Whilst infants are born with some very useful survival reflexes, they are still strikingly helpless due largely
                 to an underdeveloped brain cortex.



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