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  • When in ______, don't hesitate to ask for help. (necessary, doubts, doubt, spite)
    spite
    necessary
    doubts
    doubt
  • You can stay in the country for three months ____ you have a visa. (provided that, in case, whereas, in spite of the fact that)
    in case
    In spite of the fact that
    whereas
    provided that
  • Join the two sentences: We'll cancel the trip. There's any bad behaviour. (in the event of)
    We'll cancel the trip in the event of any bad behaviour.
  • Correct it! As long you bring a good pair of boots, the walk shouldn't be too difficult.
    As long as you bring.....
  • ______ we're trying to save money, we didn't have a holiday this year. (despite, because, as regards, in case)
    Despite
    In case
    As regards
    Because
  • Also, coffee and tea can be drank iced or hot.
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  • She tied her hair up with a ribbon and made a little bow. / Pierre slung the bow and arrows over his shoulder and trudged into the forest.
    Bow
  • Use the prompts to complete the sentence: I/ late/ save me/ piece of cake (in case)
    Save me a piece of cake in case I am late.
  • Correct it! This is the exit you use in case there will be an emergency.
    This is the exit you use in case there is an emergency.(OR in case of an emergency)
  • Juice and soda are both typically kept refrigerated.
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  • _____ of the fact that the reviews were negative, our experience at the lodge was excellent. (in view, regardless, despite, because)
    Regardless
    Despite
    Because
    In view
  • I always travel with a map _____ I get lost. (unless, considering that, in case, in the event of)
    in the event of
    unless
    considering that
    in case
  • Moreover, Juice and soda are enjoyed by people of all ages.
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  • What a beautiful wedding ring! / I heard the doorbell ring.
    Ring
  • The tour company cancelled the trip to the village____ the locals said they were welcome. (given that, despite of the fact that, in light of the fact, even though)
    given that
    despite of the fact that
    even though
    in light of the fact
  • The morning light filtered softly through the curtains. / The suitcase was surprisingly light, making it easy to carry.
    Light
  • Please stay in the bus unless told _____ by the tour guide. (otherwise, so, not, other)
    not
    other
    so
    otherwise
  • Correct it! Can you let us know as soon as you'll arrive?
    Can you let us know as soon as you arrive?
  • I’m sure my answer is right/ Take a right turn at the intersection.
    Right
  • Tree bark is used to make paper. / I have a dog myself, but his dog barked so viciously that I ran away, terrified.
    Bark
  • My favorite season is winter because the snow is so magical. / The recipe says to season the dish with plenty of salt and pepper.
    Season
  • Use the prompts to complete the sentence: It/ taste/ very sweet/ no sugar (considering)
    Considering (the fact) that it contains no sugar, it tastes very sweet.
  • doubt, / when/ expiration date/ don't/ past/ in/ food/ that's/ eat/ its
    When in doubt, don't eat food that's past its expiration date.
  • _____ using our own minibuses is concerned, everything is going very well indeed. (as long as, in view of the fact, although, as far as)
    As long as
    As far as
    In view of the fact
    Although
  • I am scared of bats/ It’s his first time to bat in his baseball matches.
    Bat
  • Similarly, juice and soda are both sweet.
    Compare
  • I’m sorry to spring it on you, but I’ve been offered another job. / My favorite season is spring.
    Spring
  • Both juice and soda pop are beverages.
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  • Join the two sentences. The trip was bad value. It cost over $10, 000. (although/given that)
    Given that it cost over $10, 000, the trip was bad value.
  • Pop contains carbonation. Juice on the other hand, does not.
    Contrast
  • However, dogs can bark.
    Contrast
  • He formed a rock music band with some friends while in college. / To mine the ore, they had to dig through solid rock.
    Rock
  • Use the prompts to complete the sentence: he/ smell/ the dish/ remind/ home (whenever)
    Whenever he smells the dish, it reminds him of home.
  • The plans look great ____as I'm concerned. (so, far, so far, as far)
    as far
    far
    so far
    so
  • On one hand, juice has more nutrients than soda.
    Contrast
  • They won't receive the loan _________ they finish their studies. (unless they don't, unless, supposing, provided that)
    provided that
    supposing
    unless they don't
    unless
  • She went to the salon to get her nails done. / Claire hammered a nail into the wall to hang up a picture.
    Nail
  • Juice is sweetened from fruit. In contrast, pop is sweetened using processed sugar.
    Contrast