Reason
Build a sentence with "because"
... because...
Build a sentence with "so"
... so ...
Build a sentence with "to"
... to ...
Build a sentence with "although"
... although...
Although... , ...
What cohesive devices do we use to add things to a list? (say 3)
And, also, too, in addition, moreover
Build a sentence with "as"
... as ...
Build a sentence with "therefore"
... Therefore, ...
Are "to" and "in order to" interchangeable?
Yes, they are
What's the strucutre of "in spite of"? (2 ways)
in spite of + noun
in spite of + V-ing
What's the position of "too" in a sentence?
at the end of it (I want to go too)
Change the cohesive device:
I don't want to go because I'll get bored
I don't want to go SINCE/AS I'll get bored
Change the cohesive device:
I'm really tired so I'll go to bed.
I'm really tired. THEREFORE, I'll go to bed.
Build a sentence with "in order to"
... in order to ...
Build a sentence with "in spite of"
... in spite of (+ noun OR + V-ing)
Do we "in addition" and "moreover" after a stop?
Yes, we do
Change the cohesive device:
I'm going to buy a new laptop since this one isn't working.
I'm going to buy a new laptop BECAUSE/AS this one isn't working.
Change the sentence:
I don't speak German. Therefore, I won't move to Germany.
I don't speak German SO I won't move to Germany.
Finish the sentence:
I want to learn English...
TO/ IN ORDER TO...
Rewrite this sentence using "although":
I want to go but my mum doesn't let me
I want to go ALTHOUGH my mum doesn't let me.
ALTHOUGH my mum doesn't let me, I want to go.
We could go to Italy and visit our relatives there.
We could go to Italy. Moreover, we could visit our relatives there.
What's the difference between "because" and "since"?
There's no real difference although "since" is a bit more formal.
What's the difference between "so" and "therefore"?
"So" joins two sentences
"Therefore" is written after a stop.
Finish the sentence:
In order to speak English you ...
(free answer)
Rewrite this sentence using "however":
The team played very well but they didn't win.
The team played very well. HOWEVER, they didn't win.
Rewrite this sentence with "also":
David passed the exam. In addition, he did all his homework.
David passed the exam. He also did all his homework.