I've been off work for the last three days, thanks to the nasty cough I've got.
because
Sales have decreased over the last few months. So, we will not be taking on any new staff.
therefore
We can't afford to have holiday this year, so we've got an overdraft in the bank.
as/ because
She gets a good salary, since the job itself is quite monotonous.
though
A: Despite of your inadequate behavior, we won’t call the police.
B: Due to I have nothing to lose, I might as well call them myself.
despite your ....
since/as
A: The store is closed today. Beside, it’s past opening hours anyway.
B: I know you’re not working. Moreover, it’s my girlfriend’s birthday and she loves your flowers. Could you just...?
besides
nevertheless/ however/even so
The restaurant chain has had a very difficult year. As a result ,they haven't had to close any of their restaurants.
Nevertheless
At the meeting Carla insisted on her opinion, due to the fact that everybody was agains her
in spite of the fact
Jane texted me to say that she is going to be a bit late, consequently ,let's start without her.
so
A: Nevertheless it was hard, you shouldn’t have left me alone on the dancefloor. B: I’m sorry, it was really bright and hot. This is, I completely freaked out.
Although/though/even though/while
that is
A: You don’t have the ticket. Consequence, I cannot let you pass.
B: Can't you make an exception? Hence, I will miss my son’s first performance.
Consequently / as a consequence
otherwise
A: You are the most irresponsible person I’ve ever met. More, you’ve crashed the boss’s car!
B: Even though, it’s not the reason to fire me.
moreover
even so
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