
E8 - UNIT 3 - A CLOSER LOOK 2
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Phuong Le
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Parents should give teens some freedom, ______ they should also set limits.
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We don't cheat on exams, ______it is a wrong thing to do.
or
but
otherwise
for
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Lan wants to join the school music club; ______, she can't sing or play any instruments.
otherwise
and
but
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Schoolwork causes teens a lot of pressure, _________ they also feel pressure from their parents.
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She wanted to prepare for the exam; _________, she turned off her mobile phone.
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Combine the two sentences to make compound sentences:
Phong has to study harder. He may fail the exam.
Phong has to study harder, so he may fail the exam.
Phong has to study harder; otherwise, he may fail the exam.
Phong has to study harder; therefore, he may fail the exam.
Phong has to study harder, and he may fail the exam.
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Combine the two sentences to make compound sentences:
She is very sensitive. Don’t comment on her new hairstyle.
She is very sensitive, so don’t comment on her new hairstyle.
She is very sensitive, but don’t comment on her new hairstyle.
She is very sensitive, therefore, don’t comment on her new hairstyle.
She is very sensitive, otherwise; don’t comment on her new hairstyle.
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Combine the two sentences to make compound sentences:
Mi wants to have more friends. She doesn’t connect well with others.
Mi wants to have more friends, but she doesn’t connect well with others.
Mi wants to have more friends, so she doesn’t connect well with others.
Mi wants to have more friends, therefore she doesn’t connect well with others.
Mi wants to have more friends, however she doesn’t connect well with others.
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Combine the two sentences to make compound sentences:
Students can work in groups. Students can work in pairs.
Students can work in groups, or they can work in pairs.
Students can work in groups, so they can work in pairs.
Students can work in groups, but they can work in pairs.
Students can work in groups, and they can work in pairs.
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Combine the two sentences to make compound sentences:
My friend likes showing off her new things. She often posts pictures on social media.
My friend likes showing off her new things, therefore, she often posts pictures on social media.
My friend likes showing off her new things; therefore, she often posts pictures on social media.
My friend likes showing off her new things, but she rarely posts pictures on social media.
My friend likes showing off her new things; so, she often posts pictures on social media.
Parents should give teens some freedom, ______ they should also set limits.
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