1. (a)   he has got good qualifications and speaks German and French, he can’t get a suitable job.

He opened the window (a)   let fresh air in.

(a)   Joan speaks English fluently, she has a terrible accent.

I took my camera (a)   I could take some photos.

He studied really hard (a)   get better marks.

Rewrite the sentence with a connector of purpose:

Jason learns Chinese. His aim is to work in China. ( so as to)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentence with a connector of purpose:

I have collected money. I will buy a new car. (so that)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentence with a connector of contrast:

The internet is packed full of resources to learn a foreign language but it is better to attend a language school. (nevertheless)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentence e with a connector of contrast:

My brother speaks English and German fluently, yet he cannot learn Spanish. (In spite of)

(a)