ALTHOUGH / DESPITE / UNLESS / AS LONG AS

....... it was raining, I went out for a walk.

• despite

• though

• despite of

I still chose to go to that new supermarket ...... the high prices there.

• although

• because

• in spite of

• as long as

"Although" is a stronger form of "Even though"

• FALSE

• TRUE

"Unless" has the same meaning as "if ... not"

• TRUE

• FALSE

Join 2 sentences using DESPITE:

It was raining. I walked home instead of taking a taxi.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• he puts his hand up unless he doesn't know the answer to the question.

• if he doesn't know the answer to the question, he put his hand up.

• he doesn't put his hands up unless he know the answer to the question.

• unless he knows the answer to the question, he doesn't put his hand up.

Use the correct conjunction.

"I will help you ...... you tell me your problem."

Don't board the train ...... you have bought the ticket.

• if

• provided that

• although

• unless

"ALTHOUGH" has the same structure to "IN SPITE OF".

• YES

• NO

"though" can be placed either at the beginning or at the end of the sentence.

• YES

• NO