Intermediate II

___John ___his friends attended the meeting, did they?

• Neither / nor

• Both / or

• Neither / or

• Both / and

___it was raining heavily I still went for a walk.

• Despite

• In spite of

• So as to

• Although

1. Did you study ___ pass the final exam with flying colors?

• as to

• for to

• to

• for

___ you go to the store ___ I will, which do you prefer?

• Neither / nor

• Both / and

• Either / or

• Either / nor

E___ he was tired, did he finish the project on time?

Three possible answers

Did she go to the store __ buy groceries for the week?

___ the cake and the cookies were delicious, weren’t they?

• Both

• Neither

• Either

• All

Two possible answers:

___ the fact that he was nervous he performed well on stage.

Ann anf Frank went out last night ___ a drink.

• to

• for

• so as to

• in order to

Clauses of concession are used to state the intention of something.

Clauses of purpose are used to acknowledge a point that may be contrary to the main idea of a sentence. 

• TRUE

• FALSE