Contrastive Conjunction

It wasn’t too dark.

I wouldn’t go out myself.

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Stinky was an old group music. I like listening to their songs.

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The economy was poor this year. Our sales increased.

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Alex will still be late.

He runs as fast as he can.

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Thonny goes to bed early.

He will wake up late.

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Jeremiah likes to play soccer and basketball and doesn't like music.

Jenn, his sister doesn’t like sports, she like music, and any art.

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Susan wouldn’t buy a new house.

She earned a big salary.

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She is often rude to me.

I like her.

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Ann enjoys dancing and singing.

Her sister hates both.

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Bringing smartphone into class can support the students to learn.

Bringing smartphone into class can disrupt the learning process if it's not properly monitored by the teacher.

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