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Most students don't like exams. Many teachers think they are useful. (whereas)
Most students don't like exams, whereas many teachers think they are useful.
I like trying out new things. I don't always like the things I try. (although)
I like trying out new things, although I don't always like the things I try. / Although I don't always like the things I try, I like trying out new things.
I find Math and Science really easy. Subjects like Literature and English are difficult for me. (in contrast)
I find Math and Science really easy. In contrast, subjects like Literature and English are difficult for me.
I think exams are important. I think we have too many. (however)
I think exams are important. However, I think we have too many.
They had only known each other for a few months. They got engaged. (even though)
Even though they had only known each other for a few months, they got engaged.
She passed her driving test. She made a lot of mistakes. (in spite of)
She passed her driving test in spite of making a lot of mistakes.
I'm allergic to dogs. My parents are getting a puppy. (despite the fact that)
Despite the fact that I'm allergic to dogs, my parents are getting a puppy.
I'm a terrible singer. I have two parents who are good musicians. (despite)
I'm a terrible singer, despite having two parents who are good musicians.
