She said nothing ... she didn´t recognise him.
BECAUSE / AS / SINCE
She didn´t recognise him ... the beard.
BECAUSE OF
Peter was making a terrible noise ... the receptionist called the police.
SO
Peter was making a terrible noise. ... the receptionist called the police.
THEREFORE
She was going to an evening class ... learn English.
TO / IN ORDER TO
The hotel was excellent ... the food was boring.
BUT / ALTHOUGH / THOUGH
The hotel was excellent ... the boring food.
DESPITE / IN SPITE OF
CHOOSE: Despite / Although the boring food, the hotel was excellent.
DESPITE
CHOOSE: We chose this flat since / because of its balcony.
BECAUSE OF
CHOOSE: I bought a new umbrella because of / as I had lost my old one.
AS
CHOOSE: Sue´s eyes were red since / therefore she had been crying.
SINCE
CHOOSE: I have a lot of homework. Therefore / But I cannot meet you today.
THEREFORE
