Conjunctions and Adverbial Clauses Part 2

_____ your mothers’ efforts in making the costumes, the whole cast of the play looked great.

• Despite

• However

• Thanks to

• As a result

• Much as

He was _____ well-liked ______ everybody in the firm gave generously towards the retirement present.

• so/that

• not only/and

• either/or

• neither/nor

• both/and

He was just ____ calm ____ anybody who could be under these circumstances

• not only/but also

• so/that

• much/than

• as/as

• neither/nor

____ does the International Students’ Society help foreign students settle in ___ it organises sightseeing trips as well.

• So/that

• No sooner/than

• Not only/but

• Both/and

• Neither/nor

___ ‘Internet Cafes’, students who can’t afford computers have access to the Internet and to e-mail.

• In order that

• Owing to

• Wherever

• Whereas

• Whoever

Black bears don’t usually attack humans. ___, they normally run away from us.

• On the contrary

• On the other hand

• Furthermore

• Consequently

• Nevertheless

She has been looking much more enthusiastic about the future ____ she accepted her new job.

• since

• until

• before

• when

• by the time

____ the renovation of their football stadium, the team will be using another team’s ground next season.

• However

• While

• Due to

• Because

• Whereas

The traffic into town usually gets a bit lighter ________ the schools have closed for the summer.

• in case

• so that

• while

• once

• although

____ your mother comes to visit, we must remember to give her the things your sister left for her.

• Whereas

• When

• However

• By the time

• No matter