: Combine two sentences into a new one using the given words in brackets.
1.Uncle Tom used to smoke. He seems to be in good health, (although)
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2.I don’t think my English is good. I cannot join our English Speaking Club. (enough)
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3..1 don’t come from your country. I can’t understand your problems, (if)
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4.We couldn’t get tickets for the football match. We queued for an hour. ( in spite of)
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5.No one was at home. The thieves robbed the house, (because)
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6.We didn’t go to the theatre. We stayed at home, (instead of)
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7.We must replace the loudspeakers. The current ones aren’t satisfactory, (since)
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8. He went out of the room. He did not say anything, (without)
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9.They went for a picnic. We went swimming, (but)
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10.I’ll come. I’ll finish my work, (as soon as)
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: Combine two sentences into a new one using the given words in brackets. 1.Uncle Tom used to smoke. He seems to be in good health, (although) …………………
By Samantha
1. Although uncle Tom used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.
2.I think my English isn’t good enough for me to join our English Speaking Club.
3. I would come from your country if I could understand your problems.
4. In spite of queuing for an hour, we couldn’t get tickets for the football match.
5.The thieves robbed the house because no one was at home.
6. We stayed at home instead of going to the theatre.
7. We must replace the loudspeakers since the current ones aren’t satisfactory.
8. He went out of the room without saying.
9.They went for a picnic but we went swimming.
10.I’ll come as soon as I finish my work.
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1. Although uncle Tom used to smoke, he seems to be in good health.
2. I don’t think my English is good enough to join our English Speaking Club.
3. If I come from your country, I can understand your problems.
4. In spite of the fact that we queued for an hour, we couldn’t get tickets for the football match.
5. The thieves robbed the house because no one was at home.
6. We stayed at home instead of going to the theatre.
7. We must replace the loudspeakers since the current ones aren’t satisfactory.
8. He went out of the room without saying anything.
9. They went for a picnic but we went swimming.
10. I’ll come as soon as I’ll finish my work.