Linkers and Connectors Exercise

Linkers and Connectors Exercise

• 1. He wanted to go to the party, but he had too much homework. (Using "but" to show contrast between wanting to go and having too much homework)
• 2. Although it was raining, we decided to stay at home. (Using "although" to introduce a contrast between the weather and the decision to stay home)
• 3. I love chocolate and vanilla ice cream. (Using "and" to connect two items)
• 4. She failed the test because she didn’t study enough. (Using "because" to explain the reason for failing the test)
• 5. He was tired; therefore, he finished the project on time. (Using "therefore" to show a conclusion based on being tired)
• 6. Although she is young, she is very responsible. (Using "although" again to present a contrast between her age and responsibility)
• 7. I missed the bus since I woke up late. (Using "since" to introduce a reason for missing the bus)
• 8. It was cold outside, so I wore a warm coat. (Using "so" to show a result of the cold weather, the warm coat action)