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Patricio doesn't drive safely... (other team nominate)
Correct?
Daniel studies English all the time... (other team nominate)
Correct?
Tee hasn't been able to find a full-time job... (other team nominate)
Correct?
Moka has lots of pets... (other team nominate)
Correct?
Tomas is an excellent writer... (other team nominate)
Correct?
Dabin loves to collect souvenirs... (other team nominate)
Corect?
Hana is going to Canada to study English... (other team nominate)
Correct?
I lived in the United States for four years. Understanding English is easier now (As a result)
I lived in the United States for three years. As a result, understanding English is easier now.
I studied English in New Zealand. I now have a Kiwi accent. (as a result or consequently)
I studied English in New Zealand; as a result / consequently, I have a Kiwi accent.
Linguists say that English includes thousands of words from other languages. (according to)
According to linguists, English includes thousands of words from other languages.
There was heavy traffic in the city today ..... of an accident.
because / as a result
I really enjoy science fiction films. I love Star Wars and Inception. (for example)
I really enjoy science fiction films, for example, Star Wars and Inception.
He didn't prepare for the game at all. He lost the game. (consequently)
He didn't prepare for the game at all; consequently, he lost the game.
The survey in 2010 says that 55% of employees used English every day at work. (according to)
According to the survey in 2010, 55% of employees used English every day at work.
Most English language students are men. Women speak English better. (even though)
Even though most English language students are men, women speak English better.
Her husband hates travelling. He often goes on a business trips with her. (although)
Her husband often goes on business trips with her, although he hates travelling.
Her husband hates travelling. He often goes on a business trips with her. (even though)
Even though her husband hates travelling, he often goes on business trips with her.
I'm not going to the office today. It's a holiday. (so)
It's a holiday, so I'm not going to the office today.
I'm not going to the office today. It's a holiday. (because)
Because it's a holiday, I'm not going to the office today.
I'm not going to the office today. It's a holiday. (since)
I'm not going to the office today since it's a holiday.
It was a very cold day. The went swimming in the sea (even though)
They went swimming in the sea, even though it was a very cold day,
It was a very cold day. The went swimming in the sea (although)
Although it was a very cold day, they went swimming in the sea.
It was too late to walk back. He gave me a lift in his car. (and as a result)
It was too late to walk back, and as a result he gave me a lift in his car.
It was too late to walk back. He gave me a lift in his car. (because)
He gave me a lift in his car because it was too late to walk back.
It was too late to walk back. He gave me a lift in his car. (As)
As it was too late to walk back, he gave me a lift in his car.
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