Connectors part 2

Combine the sentence using the connector for choice in the brackets.

Would you like tea? Would you like coffee? Would you like cocoa? (or)

Combine the sentence using the connector for choice in the brackets.

Philip will represent the class. Citra will represent the class. (either ... or)

^{For example:}

^{She takes along her mobile phone. She takes it no matter which place she goes to.}

^{(She takes along her mobile phone wherever she goes.)}

Combine the sentence using "where" or "wherever" at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence as shown in the example above.

This is the pier. The boat will set off here.

^{For example:}

^{She takes along her mobile phone. She takes it no matter which place she goes to.}

^{(She takes along her mobile phone wherever she goes.)}

Combine the sentence using "where" or "wherever" at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence as shown in the example above.

It does not matter where Ben goes. His brother always follows him.

Choose the correct connector in the brackets.

Susie will play with you ( if / but / where ) you behave nicely towards her.

• if

• but

• where

Choose the correct connector in the brackets.

We will not have peace in this world ( and / unless / since ) all of us learn to resolve our issues in a civilized manner.

• and

• unless

• since

Choose the correct connector in the brackets.

You will recover from the flu and cough ( so that / although / as long as ) you have a good rest.

• so that

• although

• as long as

Choose the correct connector t complete the sentence.

The floor was so wet that the boy slipped ..................... walking on it.

• so

• since

• while

• therefore

Choose the correct connector t complete the sentence.

The cook has burnt her finger; ....................., she is hurting.

• so

• while

• that

• therefore

Choose the correct connector t complete the sentence.

The man is carrying ............. a heavy sack ................ he can hardly move.

• so ..... that

• such ..... that

• neither ..... nor

• either .... or