What does ti mean the cohesive device however?
However is used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously.
What do you say when the meat needs more time in the oven?
Raw
Who win the most bascketball championships in history?
Bill russel (11)
How much/many sugar do you take in your coffee
much
I _____ go to the gym because I love to be fit
a) ever b) usually c) hardly
Usually
Complete the sentences:
I think we have to do more sports every day ______ is healthy and stay us in movement.
because
How do you say when you cook potatoes with a lot of oil.
Fried
In wich sport the players had to jump further than the others to win?
Long jump
There isn't many / much traffic this evening
much
Meaning of often and always
10% 50% 70% 100%
Often: 50%
Always: 100%
What does it mean the cohesive device, furthermore
Is used to introduce a statement that adds to or supports a previous one
What is this vegetable?

Garlic
How much point does the player have to score to win a voleyball set?
25
We don't have any /much books
What it mean
I sometimes eat breakfast
a) 0% b) 1/2 c) 100%
1/2
What is the use of the cohesive devices?
We use them for connection in text or when we are talking about something.
What is the name of this kitchen utensil?

strainer
In wich sport the players deive a car at 200 km/h
F1
What is a countable noun: Chair, rise, water
If you make something rarely:
a) 0% of the time. b) 10-20% c) 50-75%
10%-20%
Name 1 cohesive device that we use to talk about something that happens in the past and continues in the present
Clue: _____ I won the lottery i have less problems with money
Since
What is this food's name?
Blackberry
How many meters does a swimmer have to swim in a swiming competition?
25, 50, 100
What is the main funtion of uncoutable nouns:
count individual things /count things that can not be countable individualy
count things that can not be countable individualy
Put in the correct part of the percentage:
0%__10%_____50%_____70____100%
Never Rarely. Sometimes. Usually. Always