What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. she is a nice person

2. everybody hates her.

• Both she and is a nice person everybody hates her.

• Although she is a nice person, everybody hates her.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. Fred likes helping his friends.

2. So does Linda.

• Both Fred and Linda like helping their friends

• Although Fred and Linda like helping their friends.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. it was cold

2. Marie didn't put on her coat.

• Although it was cold, Marie didn't put on her coat.

• Both it and was cold, Marie didn't put on her coat.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. He felt disappointed

2. He felt misunderstood.

• Although he felt disappointed, he felt misunderstood.

• He felt both disappointed and misunderstood

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. I managed to sleep

2. the hotel was noisy.

• I managed to sleep although the hotel was noisy.

• Both I and managed to sleep, the hotel was noisy.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. A true friend is someone who is caring

2. A true friend is someone who is loving.

• A true friend is someone who is both caring and loving

• Althoug a true friend is some who is caring and loving.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. I failed in my chemistry exam

2. I studied all night.

• I failed in my chemistry exam although I studied all night.

• I failed in my both chemistry and exam, I studied all night.

What is the correct sentence that join these situations?

1. They have disappointed me

2. They didn't come to my birthday party.

• Although Ryan and Susie have disappointed me. They didn't come to my birthday party.

• Both Ryan and Susie have disappointed me. They didn't come to my birthday party.

When do we use the connector "Although"?

• When we want to talk about time.

• When we want to contrast two ideas in a sentence.

When do we use the connector "Both...and"?

• When we want to express our feelings

• When two people or objects share something in common.