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WorksheetsAlthough, Both...and
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
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.
