Insert conjunctions of time.

1. She'll stay with me ... her mother comes.

2. At any rate, her mother will be here ... Lily leaves for England.

3. They are to arrive ... you leave.

4. The moon was shining through the tree trunks ... they sat again side by side on the log seat.

5. What have you been doing ... I saw you last?

6. ... we approached the village the houses were beginning to take shape.

7. Let us start... the sun rises.

8. I shall not forget that summer ... I live.

9. Hardly had I touched the pillow ... I fell asleep.

10. No sooner had the clock struck ten ... the stranger appeared.

Complete the sentence frames with an item from a) and an item from b), in an appropriate order, as in 1.

a) b)

1. ~~passengers were given a full refund~~ 2. Angela agreed to book tickets for us all 3. I’ll buy you lunch 4. I’ve given up dairy products 5. we were recommended to buy textbook second hand 6. the guest lecturer was late 7. we get on so well 8. you should never walk under a ladder

a. it's your birthday b. it was her idea to go to the theatre c. Dr Jones spoke about his research instead d. a new copy would be very expensive e. I suggested we all go on holiday together f. ~~the train was delayed for more than an hour~~ g. it's supposed to be unlucky h. I'm trying to lose weight

1.+f Since the train was delayed for more than an hour, the passengers were given a full refund.

2. … as….

3. Seeing as …

4. Because …

5. … since …

6. As …

7. … seeing that …

8. … because …

33. Match the sentence halves and give special emphasis to the adjective by moving it to the front of the sentence, as in 1. Use either though or as.

1. ~~it may seem amazing~~ 2. she was frightened 3. food became scarce 4. the climbers were experienced 5. the instructions first appeared confusing 6. it looked disgusting 7. she felt confident 8. their new products have proved successful

a. they were very useful when I looked at them in detail b. she forced herself to pick up the snake c. they had never faced such severe conditions before d. the company is still in financial difficulties e. they always found enough to share with me f. they always found enough to share with me g. ~~my brother John has won the lottery~~ h. it was actually quite tasty

1.+g. Amazing though it may seem, my brother John has just won the lottery. (or Amazing as it may seem …)

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