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Exercise – 5

Fill the blanks with the correct sentence connectors given below.
(whereas, unlike, moreover, therefore, furthermore, although, otherwise, in fact, unless, hence, nevertheless, despite, instead )

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1. The prime minister has already announced his intention to step down, and is no longer regarded as influential in directing future policy initiatives.

2. the fact that he generally hates fish, he tried the sushi and liked it.

3. I felt really sick last night; , I would have come to your party.

4. If you don’t do your homework, you won’t get a good mark, and , you could be kicked out of school.

5. It cost a fortune to renovate our house; , it was worth it.

6. The young boy refused to obey the teacher. , he sent home.

7. The colour black absorbs heat, the colour white reflects it.

8. Your homework this past month has been excellent; %BLANK pronunciation has really improved.

9. Badminton is not the slow, leisurely sport many people think it is. , it is the fastest racquet sport in the world.

10. ultimately a victor in the two World Wars, France suffered extensive losses to its empire in the conflicts.

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Exercise – 5

Fill the blanks with the correct sentence connectors given below.(whereas, unlike, moreover, therefore, furthermore, although, otherwise, in fact, unless, hence, nevertheless, despite, instead )

Fill the blanks with the correct sentence connectors given below.
(whereas, unlike, moreover, therefore, furthermore, although, otherwise, in fact, unless, hence, nevertheless, despite, instead )