Discourse markers: reason, purpose, contrast and result

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Ejercicio de discourse markers para saber su uso correcto, contiene enunciados de ayuda.

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RG Inglés

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Discourse markers: reason, purpose, contrast and resultOnline version Ejercicio de discourse markers para saber su uso correcto, contiene enunciados de ayuda. by RG Inglés 1 Can "because," "since," and "as" all introduce reasons in a sentence? Yes No 2 Can "due to" and "owing to" be followed by a full clause? Yes No 3 Is "as" less formal than "because"? Yes No 4 Are "because of" and "due to" always followed by a noun or noun phrase? Yes No 5 Can "to," "in order to," and "so as to" be followed by a verb in infinitive form? Yes No 6 Can we say “She closed the door quietly in order not to wake the baby”? Yes No 7 Is "so (that)" used when there is a different subject in the second part of the sentence? Yes No 8 Does "in case" express contrast between two ideas? Yes No 9 Can "but" and "yet" both be used to connect two contrasting ideas in the same sentence? Yes No 10 Is "nevertheless" more informal than "however"? Yes No 11 Do "although" and "even though" mean the same, but with different emphasis? Yes No 12 Can we use a verb in infinitive after “in spite of”? Yes No 13 Is "so" the most common way to express a result? Yes No 14 Can "therefore" and "consequently" appear at the beginning of a sentence or before a main verb? Yes No 15 Is “As a result” used to express contrast? Yes No 16 Can "so" be followed directly by a verb in past simple to express a result? Yes No

Discourse markers: reason, purpose, contrast and resultOnline version

Ejercicio de discourse markers para saber su uso correcto, contiene enunciados de ayuda.

by RG Inglés

Can "because," "since," and "as" all introduce reasons in a sentence?

Yes

Can "due to" and "owing to" be followed by a full clause?

Yes

Is "as" less formal than "because"?

Yes

Are "because of" and "due to" always followed by a noun or noun phrase?

Yes

Can "to," "in order to," and "so as to" be followed by a verb in infinitive form?

Yes

Can we say “She closed the door quietly in order not to wake the baby”?

Yes

Is "so (that)" used when there is a different subject in the second part of the sentence?

Yes

Does "in case" express contrast between two ideas?

Yes

Can "but" and "yet" both be used to connect two contrasting ideas in the same sentence?

Yes

Is "nevertheless" more informal than "however"?

Yes

Do "although" and "even though" mean the same, but with different emphasis?

Yes

Can we use a verb in infinitive after “in spite of”?

Yes

Is "so" the most common way to express a result?

Yes

Can "therefore" and "consequently" appear at the beginning of a sentence or before a main verb?

Yes

Is “As a result” used to express contrast?

Yes

Can "so" be followed directly by a verb in past simple to express a result?

Yes

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by RG Inglés

Can "because," "since," and "as" all introduce reasons in a sentence?

Can "due to" and "owing to" be followed by a full clause?

Is "as" less formal than "because"?

Are "because of" and "due to" always followed by a noun or noun phrase?

Can "to," "in order to," and "so as to" be followed by a verb in infinitive form?

Can we say “She closed the door quietly in order not to wake the baby”?

Is "so (that)" used when there is a different subject in the second part of the sentence?

Does "in case" express contrast between two ideas?

Can "but" and "yet" both be used to connect two contrasting ideas in the same sentence?

Is "nevertheless" more informal than "however"?

Do "although" and "even though" mean the same, but with different emphasis?

Can we use a verb in infinitive after “in spite of”?

Is "so" the most common way to express a result?

Can "therefore" and "consequently" appear at the beginning of a sentence or before a main verb?

Is “As a result” used to express contrast?

Can "so" be followed directly by a verb in past simple to express a result?

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