

Clauses of Contrast and Purpose
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Erhan Gülşen
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Clauses of Contrast and Purpose

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Multiple Select
Look at the sentences and choose the correct rule(s).
We use a noun, a verb in the -ing form or the fact that + subject + verb after although/even though/though
We use although/though/even though + a clause
We use although/even though/though to express a purpose
We use although/even though/though to express a contrast
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Multiple Select
Look at the sentences and choose the correct rule(s).
We use a noun, a verb in the -ing form or the fact that + subject + verb after inspite of/despite
We use in spite of/despite + a clause
We use in spite of/despite to express a purpose
We use inspite of/despite to express a contrast
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Multiple Choice
Look at the sentences again. Which one do you think is stronger and expresses a big or surprising contrast?
Although
Even though
Though
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Multiple Choice
Try to remember their use. (I am not showing the sentences :) Which one is the most informal and can ONLY be used in the middle of a sentence?
Although
Even though
Though
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Read the sentences once more.
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Multiple Choice
Try to remember: We must use of ONLY after.........
despite
in spite
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Multiple Select
Look at the sentence and choose the correct rule(s).
We use to, in order to, so as to to express contrast.
We use a base form after
to, in order to and so as to.
We use to, in order to, so as to to express purpose.
We use a noun or gerund (Ving) after
to, in order to and so as to
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Multiple Select
Look at the sentence and choose the correct rule(s).
We use for to express contrast.
We use a clause (subject + verb) after
for.
We use for to express purpose.
We use a noun or gerund (Ving) after
for.
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Multiple Select
Look at the sentence and choose the correct rule(s).
We use so that to express contrast.
We use a subject + modal verb (can, could, would, etc.) after
so that.
We use so that to express purpose.
We use a noun or gerund (Ving) after
so that
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the negative form?
Please fill in the blank :)
I wrote down what he said so as to remember.
I wrote down what he said
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank with one of the words.
Remember:
We must use
a base form of a verb after so as to, in order to, to, so as not to
a clause after though, even though, although
a noun after for, despite, in spite of
a gerund (Ving) after for, despite, in spite of
a subject + modal verb after so that
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Fill in the Blanks
What is missing here? Do you remember?
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank with one of the words.
Remember:
We must use
a base form of a verb after so as to, in order to, to, so as not to
a clause after though, even though, although
a noun after for, despite, in spite of
a gerund (Ving) after for, despite, in spite of
a subject + modal verb after so that
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank with one of the words.
Remember:
We must use
a base form of a verb after so as to, in order to, to, so as not to
a clause after though, even though, although
a noun after for, despite, in spite of
a gerund (Ving) after for, despite, in spite of
a subject + modal verb after so that
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank with one of the words.
Remember:
We must use
a base form of a verb after so as to, in order to, to, so as not to
a clause after though, even though, although
a noun after for, despite, in spite of
a gerund (Ving) after for, despite, in spite of
a subject + modal verb after so that
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank with one of the words. (There are two options)
Remember:
We must use
a base form of a verb after so as to, in order to, to, so as not to
a clause after though, even though, although
a noun after for, despite, in spite of
a gerund (Ving) after for, despite, in spite of
a subject + modal verb after so that
Type answer...
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