Connectors for Writing Skills 2

I told her that it was dangerous to put them there. People might trip over them. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

Randy was walking out of the train station. A poster on the station wall grabbed his attention. (but, when, by the time, as)

He would take a nice stroll back to his home. He thought a bus would be more convenient. (but, when, by the time, as)

We each bought a bottle of mineral water. We can drink when we got thirsty. (so, as soon as, while, so that, because)

I told her that it was dangerous to put them there. People might trip over them. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

Jogging elps me unwind at the end of the day and keeps my heart in good shape. I will not have to worry about my health when I am older. (as soon as, while, so that, because)

I told her that it was dangerous to put them there. People might trip over them. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

I reached the main road. I saw a group of uniformed police officers standing in a group. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

The old man apologised. He thought that I had stolen his leather money pouch. (so, as, while)

The farm had a large roaming area for the animals. There were muddy patches covering the area. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

I cannot always win at a game of tennis with my friends. Tennis has taught me how to accept defeat gracefully. (as soon as, while, so, because)

By the end of the day, they found that they knew their classmates better. They got to know their backgrounds better. (but, when, by the time, as)

Words could not express his feelings. He looked straight into his uncle's eyes. (but, when, by the time, as)

The fairy promised to return in two days. They could get to know each other better. (as soon as, while, so that, because)

Thomas got home. He ran to switch off the hissing kettle which almost exploded itself. (so, as soon as, while, so.... that, because, but, when, by the time, as)

Sandra was amazed at the numerous guinea pigs the farm housed. She was disgusted by the conditions in which the guinea pigs lived. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

He cried out in pain. His nose started to bleed. (but, when, by the time, as)

I told her that it was dangerous to put them there. People might trip over them. (because, but, when, by the time, as)

She keeps her hands on the handle bars at all times. She can brake her bicycle with ease. (so, because, but, when, by the time, as)