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ANSWER KEY

EXERCISES – CONJUNCTIONS AND TRANSITION WORDS CONJUNCTIONS AND TRANSITION WORDS
Exercise A TEST - 1
1. but / yet 1. A 9. C
2. or / and 2. D 10. E
3. so 3. B 11. D
4. nor 4. A 12. B
5. for
6. and 5. C 13. C
Exercise B 6. E 14. A
1. Now that 7. E 15. B
2. on account of 8. D 16. C
3. For the reason that
4. Due to CONJUNCTIONS AND TRANSITION WORDS
5. In view of TEST - 2
6. Seeing that 1. B 9. C
7. As 2. E 10. E
Exercise C 3. A 11. C
1. Despite / In spite of / For all / Notwithstanding
2. No matter / Regardless of / Irrespective of 4. D 12. A
3. though / as 5. D 13. D
4. whereas / while / whilst 6. B 14. B
5. Different from / Unlike 7. A 15. B
6. regardless of / irrespective of 8. E 16. A
7. Contrary to
8. however / nevertheless / nonetheless / notwithstanding
Instead / Rather / On the contrary
Exercise D CONSOLIDATION - 1
1. Moreover 1. B 9. C
2. as well as 2. D 10. A
3. Besides 3. C 11. D
4. In other words 4. A 12. E
5. For instance 5. D 13. A
6. Similarly 6. B 14. D
7. along with 7. E 15. C
Exercise E 8. D 16. E
1. not only … but also / both … and
2. whether … or CONSOLIDATION - 2
3. either … or 1. C 9. D
4. no sooner … than / hardly – scarcely – barely … when
5. neither … nor 2. C 10. B
6. both… and 3. B 11. E
7. no sooner … than / hardly – scarcely – barely … when 4. C 12. A
8. whether … or 5. E 13. D
Exercise F 6. D 14. A
1. Only when all people in a nation are equally involved 7. A 15. D
does democracy function properly.
2. Not until the Internet was invented could people access 8. B 16. E
this vast amount of information so quickly.
3. Under no circumstances will customers get a refund if
they damage a product.
4. Barely had I taken that pill when I started to show ÖRNEK SORU VİDEOLARI
symptoms of an allergic reaction.
5. On no account should a scientist disregard scientific
principles, ethical standards, or values.
Exercise G Video 9.15 Video 9.16
1. Lest 5. Though
2. Besides 6. For instance
3. but 7. so
4. in contrast to 8. as
Video 9.17 Video 9.18

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