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

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