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Review GT5 2o Tri (part 2)

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  • I was late. (However / Despite), the teacher didn’t get angry.
    However → links two sentences with contrast.
  • You can join our team (otherwise / as long as) you come to practice every day.
    as long as → means only if, condition for permission.
  • Do your project now, (unless / otherwise) you’ll be in trouble tomorrow.
    otherwise → shows a negative result if you don’t do something.
  • (Although / In spite of) being sick, she came to school.
    In spite of → followed by -ing (being sick).
  • Watching TikToks is (just as / not nearly as) addictive as playing Roblox.
    just as → equal comparison.
  • (Suppose / Unless) you forgot your homework again… what would the teacher say?
    Suppose → used to imagine a situation.
  • TikTok is (not nearly as / just as) educational as reading a book.
    not nearly as → big difference, TikTok is much less educational.
  • (Despite / Although) his efforts, he couldn’t solve the problem.
    Despite → followed by a noun (his efforts).
  • We can’t start the movie (unless / suppose) everyone is here.
    unless → means if not.
  • My new sneakers are (far / not nearly as) more comfortable than my old ones.
    far → intensifies “more comfortable.”
  • Bring your headphones, (provided / otherwise) you won’t enjoy the bus trip.
    otherwise → shows the negative result if you don’t bring them.
  • I won’t talk to you (suppose / unless) you say sorry.
    unless → means if not.
  • The more we eat pizza, (the better / just as) our mood gets.
    the better → fixed pattern “the more…the better.”
  • (Despite / However) the rain, we played football outside.
    Despite → followed by a noun (the rain).
  • (Although / In spite of) the traffic, we arrived on time.
    Although → introduces a full clause.
  • You don’t have to bring money (unless / as long as) you want to buy snacks.
    unless → means if not.
  • Today is (far / just as) colder than last week.
    far → emphasizes a big difference in temperature.
  • The more you study English memes, (the better / a lot more) your vocabulary becomes.
    the better → “the more…the better” structure.
  • He played video games all night. (Nevertheless / In spite of), he got up early.
    Nevertheless → contrast between two sentences.
  • You can use my Netflix password (as long as / unless) you promise not to change it.
    as long as → means only if, a positive condition.
  • My bedroom is (much / nearly) cleaner after my mom helped me.
    much → intensifies the comparison (much cleaner).
  • (Even though / Despite) I don’t like broccoli, I ate it at lunch.
    Even though → followed by a full clause.
  • My dog is (a lot more / far) friendly than my neighbor’s cat.
    a lot more → strong comparison.
  • Hurry up, (otherwise / as long as) we’ll miss the bus!
    otherwise → shows the consequence if we don’t hurry.
  • This joke is (not nearly as / just as) funny as the one about the teacher.
    not nearly as → means much less funny.
  • You can borrow my skateboard (provided / otherwise) you don’t break it.
    provided → means only if, gives a condition.
  • (Although / Despite) I was tired, I stayed up late playing Fortnite.
    Although → followed by a full clause (I was tired).
  • My backpack is (a lot more / just as) heavy than yours because I carry snacks.
    a lot more → stronger comparison, mine is heavier.
  • (Suppose / Otherwise) we order 3 pizzas for the class. Wouldn’t that be fun?
    Suppose → used for suggestions or imagination.
  • Playing video games is (just as / far) relaxing as watching TV for me.
    just as → equal comparison
  • I studied hard. (Even though / Nevertheless), I failed the test.
    Nevertheless → connects two sentences, formal contrast.
  • You can stay up late (unless / provided) you don’t wake up the baby.
    provided → means only if, condition for permission.
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