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She hurt her arm, (...) breaking her leg during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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She hurt her arm, as well as breaking her leg
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The children went on playing rugby (...) the heavy rain during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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The children went on playing rugby during the heavy rai
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The band's success is largely (...) the new manager during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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The band's success is largely due to the new manager
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The water in the lake was (...) clear that we could see the bottom during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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The water in the lake was so clear that we could see the bottom
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Someone broke into the garage (...) we were celebrating during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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Someone broke into the garage while were celebrating
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He picked up the little dog (...) put it in the car during | while | so | as well as | due to | and start learning
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He picked up the little dog and put it in the car
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He is a great footballer, (...) he prefers to play hockey if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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he is a great footballer, but he prefers to play hockey
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I saw Martin (...) I was getting off the bus if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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I saw Martin as I was getting off the bus
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We won't know his opinion (...) we get a letter from him if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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We won't know his opinion until we get a letter from him
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(...) rich you are, you cannot buy love if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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However rich you are, you cannot buy love
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He wants to buy a BMW (...) the fact that he doesn't have much money if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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He wants to buy a BMW in spite of the fact that he doesn't have much money
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Nobody will like the boy (...) he doesn't become more friendly if | but | in spite of | however | as | until start learning
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Nobody will like the boy if he doesn't become more friendly
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Ann got married (...) she was 25 years old start learning
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Ann got married when she was 25 years old
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(...) being a great actor, Mark can also sing beautifully start learning
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Besides being a great actor, Mark can also sing beautifully
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The office is closed (...) the manager's illness start learning
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The office is closed owing to the manager's illness
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She really looks (...) though she had seen a ghost start learning
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She really looks as though she had seen a ghost
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The accident was believed to be (...) her negligence start learning
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The accident was believed to be due to her negligence
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He stayed at work late so that he could complete the report. start learning
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He stayed at work late so that he could complete the report.
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Neither Adele (...) Barbara goes to disco at weekends start learning
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Neither Adele nor Barbara goes to disco at weekends
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Whether you like the idea (...) not, I'm going to make a party tonight start learning
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Whether you like the idea or not, I'm going to make a party tonight
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(...) go and make a noise outside, or stay here and keep quiet start learning
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Either go and make a noise outside, or stay here and keep quiet
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(...) he and his wife enjoy football. start learning
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Both he and his wife enjoy football.
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Greg (...) bought me a present, but also took me out to the restaurant start learning
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Greg not only bought me a present, but also took me out to the restaurant
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He would rather play the guitar (...) drums start learning
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He would rather play the guitar than drums
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The ground was still very dry (...) all the snow that had fallen start learning
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The ground was still very dry despite all the snow that had fallen
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Maria can't walk (...) her broken leg start learning
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Maria can't walk because of her broken leg
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I did this work for free (...) I believe in it. start learning
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I did this work for free because I believe in it.
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She went home on her own, (...) she knew that it was dangerous start learning
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She went home on her own, although she knew that it was dangerous
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She won't pass the exam (...) she works harder start learning
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She won't pass the exam unless she works harder
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I'm going to the party (...) she likes it or not. start learning
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I'm going to the party whether she likes it or not.
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She decided to buy this car (...) small savings start learning
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She decided to buy this car in spite of having small savings
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She'd better hurry up (...) the plane start learning
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She'd better hurry up unless she wants to miss the plane
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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I’ve started this job five years ago start learning
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I have been doing this job for five years
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i haven’t been to the cinema for 2 months start learning
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the last time I went to the cinema was 2 months ago
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