Traveling: Grammar & ConnectorsOnline version
Traveling: grammar and connectors
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Which sentence correctly uses a conditional to plan a trip?
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Choose the sentence that uses 'although' correctly to connect ideas.
3
Which option uses the passive voice appropriately for a travel context?
4
Select the sentence with proper use of connectors for sequencing travel steps.
5
Which sentence shows correct use of 'in spite of' to express contrast?
6
Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'either... or' for choosing between options.
7
Which sentence correctly uses 'although' with a past perfect clause?
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Identify the sentence that uses a coordinating conjunction to join equal ideas about travel.
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Choose the sentence that uses 'despite' correctly with a noun phrase.
10
Which option uses a correct question form for asking about travel plans?
Feedback
The second clause expresses a hypothetical in the past with would; the others mix tenses incorrectly.
'Although' should connect a contrasting clause at the start or middle.
Passives describe the action received by the subject; common in travel writing.
Sequencers require clear order words like First, then, finally.
'In spite of' must be followed by a noun or noun phrase; 'despite' is a synonym.
Correct form places 'either' and 'or' around the options.
Past perfect with 'had booked' + simple past verb is standard.
Coordinating conjunctions link equal ideas; 'and' is common for addition.
'Despite' should be followed by a noun or noun phrase; 'despite the crowded hall' is correct.
Question forms use auxiliary 'are' + subject + verb; 'planning' not 'plan ning'.
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