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Downloadable worksheets: "CONNECTORS" - Grammar Guide for Upper Intermediate and Advanced students Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Downloads: 3767   Because, however, or, but, and, so, unless, although/even though, despite, and yet: Conjunctions and Connectors (2 pages, plus KEY) Level: advanced Age: 10-17 Downloads: 2275   Contrast Clauses (although/ even though, but/yet, however, in spite of/despite) Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 2100   Connectors of Reason & Result, Purpose and Contrast - Rephrasing Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 1826   LINKING WORDS :AND - BUT - OR - SO - BECAUSE ( KEY INCLUDED) Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 1686   Purpose Clauses (so/so that, to/in order to/so as to) Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 1432

Technicum Si-Tarek Of Relizane � Third Year Students � Technological Streams 2003/2004 � Structure Practice: CONNECTIVES: "," / "But"�/ "And" / "Or"� �Exercise ONE:� Complete the following sentences by adding �and�, �but� or �or�. � 1. Mrs. Taylor is tall�� and � slim. 2. Learning geography is hard �interesting. 3. I don�t like football �soccer. 4. Do you pull the handle �push it? 5. These tools are old �still good. 6. We visited lots of castles �palaces in England. 7. The classes are quite difficult �I�m doing well. 8. I didn�t know whether to turn left �right. Exercise TWO:� Complete the following sentences by adding�,� and �and� or �or� where necessary. The first one has been done for you. 1. You�ll need paper scissors glue. � � You�ll need paper, scissors and glue.������������������������������������������������������ 2. I don�t enjoy football swimming homework. ��� . 3. Shall we play tennis read a book watch TV? ��� ? 4. Do you want to sit next to Peter David Sam? ��� ? 5. We visited India Japan South Korea on our trip. ����. 6. Mr. Carter likes classical music pop music jazz. ��� . 7. No one likes people who are rude mean cruel. ��� . 8. Dad has to make our breakfast help us get dressed take us to school. ��� . � Exercise THREE:� Choose the sentence from the box that goes with each sentence below. Join the two sentences with �and�, �but� or �or�. The first one has been done for you. a) You weren�t at home.����������������������������� f) Put it in the fridge. b) Draw a picture of your favorite animal.��g) We couldn�t find it. c) Nobody answered.�����������������������������������h) Will he drop it? d) Do you want to play at my house?�����������i) Is Nicole smarter? e) It was closed.������������������������������������������ j) She didn�t know the answer. � 1. Shall I bring my computer games to your house? ��� 2. We went to the supermarket. ��� 3. Take this milk. ��� 4. We looked everywhere for the key. ��� 5. I phoned you this morning. ��� 6. Jim asked the teacher. ��� 7. Take a pencil. ��� 8. Is Susan the smartest student in the class? ��� 9. Do you think he�ll catch the ball? ��� 10.We knocked at the door. ��� � � � �