Formal and Informal abbreviations
This abbreviation is formal and used to introduce examples.
e.g.
Identify the correct sentence:
A) She has eaten before he arrived
B) She had eaten before he arrived
B
This connector is usually used at the beginning or middle with a comma: “____, he continued.”
however
Monzalvo's father's TWO names
Luis Alberto
The informal abbreviation L.O.L. stands for
Laughing out loud
In the sentence "He had eaten breakfast by 7:00 AM"
mention a possible time this person ate breakfast
4,5,6 etc
This connector is more formal and similar to “however.”
Nevertheless
Lucias' sister's TWO names
Sofia Alejandra
A.S.A.P stands for
As soon as possible
In a past perfect sentence, where is “yet” usually placed in negative sentences?
at the end of the sentence
The most informal and common connector when indicating contrast
but
Diego Axel's brother's TWO names
Jorge Valentin
Identify if this abbreviation is formal or informal: “etc.”
Formal
In a past perfect sentence, where is “already” usually placed?
between “had” and the past participle?
Mention the missing sequence connector:
First, _________, finally
then
In which "colonia" Does Ivan Rabadan live?
El Dorado
This abbreviation means “that is” and is used to clarify information.
i.e.
Mention the explanation or definition of the structure
An action that happened before another action in past
In the sentence "This book is interesting and it's easy to read", we can use more formal ones this way:
The book is interesting; ____________, it is easy to read.
Mention one of the two options
moreover or furthermore