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CONNECTORS
What is a connector?
Connectors (also called conjunctions) are words that connect sentences, phrases or words.
Peter and Sam are coming to the party!
(words)
We can go to the cinema or to the park.
(phrases)
She goes to the tennis club because she likes to play tennis.
(sentences)
Types of connectors
CONSEQUENCE
CONTRAST
ADDITION
but
and
so
TIME
whenwhile before after
REASON
because
and
ADDITION
He likes pizza and pasta.
CONTRAST
They stayed at home and watched television.
CONSEQUENCE
He went to the alien's house. Also, he had a juice as well as a sandwich.
REASON
TIME
Activities
and
ADDITION
He went to the park ______ he bought an ice cream there.
I need to study grammar ______ vocabulary.
We can go to the shopping centre ______ the cinema.
The party is in Peter's house ______ you have to bring some drinks.
There were four penguins ______ they wanted something to eat.
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but
ADDITION
It's a nice house, but it hasn't got a swimming pool.
CONTRAST
We can go to the cinema, but I prefer watching the match.
CONSEQUENCE
REASON
He went to the fridge. However, there wasn't any yogurt.
TIME
Activities
but
I enjoy films, ______ I don't like going to the cinema.
CONTRAST
They wanted to go to the music club, ______ he preferred to stay playing football.
He wrote me a letter, ______ I didn't read it.
He was tired, ______ he kept working.
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so
ADDITION
The film was very scary, so I didn't stay until the end.
CONTRAST
I studied a lot, so I passed the exam.
CONSEQUENCE
REASON
He was tired. As a result, he went to bed.
TIME
Activities
so
The box was heavy, _____ I couldn't lift it.
The car was very expensive, _____ I couldn't buy it.
CONSEQUENCE
He was ill, _____ he didn't attend school last week.
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because
ADDITION
I need to go shopping because I haven't got any food.
We can't gou out because there is a virus.
CONTRAST
CONSEQUENCE
REASON
They made a campfire as they were hungry.
TIME
Activities
because
I am hungry ______ I didn't eat lunch.
The bus was late ______ there was an accident.
I can't go out ______ I have a lot of homework.
REASON
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when / while / before / after
ADDITION
I like eating popcorn while I'm watching a film in the cinema.
CONTRAST
They were reading a book when the phone rang.
I had a "siesta" after I ate lunch.
CONSEQUENCE
He had a cup of coffee before they arrived.
REASON
TIME
Activities
when / while / before / after
They were watching a film ______ he was reading.
He scrambled the eggs ______ he did the omelette.
They were taking photos of the birds ______ they saw a bear.
I went to bed ______ I finished my homework.
TIME
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