6. He lived anywhere. He always thought of his homeland. (no matter)
No matter where he lived, he always thought of his homeland.
4. He is very rich. He isn’t happy (no matter)
No matter how rich he is, he isn't happy
5. Governments advise giving up smoking because of its harm for health. (because)
Governments advise giving up smoking because it harms health
3. We couldn’t read the sign on the building because the distance was so great. (because of)
We couldn’t read the sign on the building because of the great distance.
3. My head seems to be on fire now. (as if)
My head seems as if it were on fire now.
7. You return at any time. She waits for you. (no matter)
No matter when you return, she waits for you.
1. The man spoke very slowly. He wanted me to understand what he said. (so that)
The man spoke very slowly so that he wanted me to understand what he said.
2. It’s late now. You should go home (time)
It's time you went home - It's time for you to go home.
1. I lost my way because the fog was thick. (because of)
I lost my way because of the thick fog.
2. He is tired because of staying up late last night. (because)
He is tired because he stays up late last night.
5. She says anything. I don’t believe her (no matter)
No matter what she says, I don't believe her.
8. You should review your lessons for the exams. (time)
It's time you reviewed your lessons for the exams/It's time for you to review your lessons for the exams.
4. She’ll never get success because she is impatient. (because of)
She’ll never get success because of her impatience