Concessive Clauses and Contrastive Structures

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It was cold. They went swimming. (although)

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She is allergic to cats. She has three cats. (despite the fact that)

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He didn't study much. He passed the exam. (even though)

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She was feeling unwell. She went to work. (though)

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He was late. He managed to catch the train. (despite)

Combine the sentences using the appropriate contrast words:

but, however, yet, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast.

She is very talented. She is also very humble.

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but, however, yet, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast.

The weather was perfect. We decided to stay indoors.

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but, however, yet, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast.

He wanted to buy the car. He didn't have enough money.

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but, however, yet, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast.

The movie was long. It was very entertaining.

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but, however, yet, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast.

They are very strict. Their children are very well-behaved.