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Froggy Jumps Structuring an argumentOnline version Revision by Joanna 1 Another expression to say pros and cons a despite the fact b advantages and disadvantages c all very well 2 Although in formal language a albeit b apart from c even so 3 How can you replace the word moreover? a albeit b furthermore c extent 4 Which means: "what you are about to say is also true, for the same reasons as what you have just said". a however b apart from c at the same time 5 Complete the sentence: "He is and important poet, ............ his work has had a great influence on other writers.". a in the sense that b to what extent c provided that 6 Complete the sentence: "Prices have continued to rise ....... costs have been falling.". a for instance b despite the fact that c so 7 Indicates a partial agreement, followed by a disagreement, means a extent to which b all very well, but c despite the fact that 8 Replace the word: "There are a number of pros and cons to take into account when considering the purchase of a hybrid car.". a provided that b furthermore c advantages and disadnatages 9 Choose the word: "She wrote an excellent essay, ........ with a certain amount of help.". a even so b albeit c despite the fact

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Structuring an argumentOnline version

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by Joanna

Another expression to say pros and cons

despite the fact

advantages and disadvantages

all very well

Although in formal language

albeit

apart from

even so

How can you replace the word moreover?

albeit

furthermore

extent

Which means: "what you are about to say is also true, for the same reasons as what you have just said".

however

apart from

at the same time

Complete the sentence: "He is and important poet, ............ his work has had a great influence on other writers.".

in the sense that

to what extent

provided that

Complete the sentence: "Prices have continued to rise ....... costs have been falling.".

for instance

despite the fact that

Indicates a partial agreement, followed by a disagreement, means

extent to which

all very well, but

despite the fact that

Replace the word: "There are a number of pros and cons to take into account when considering the purchase of a hybrid car.".

provided that

furthermore

advantages and disadnatages

Choose the word: "She wrote an excellent essay, ........ with a certain amount of help.".

even so

albeit

despite the fact

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Another expression to say pros and cons

Although in formal language

How can you replace the word moreover?

Which means: "what you are about to say is also true, for the same reasons as what you have just said".

Complete the sentence: "He is and important poet, ............ his work has had a great influence on other writers.".

Complete the sentence: "Prices have continued to rise ....... costs have been falling.".

Indicates a partial agreement, followed by a disagreement, means

Replace the word: "There are a number of pros and cons to take into account when considering the purchase of a hybrid car.".

Choose the word: "She wrote an excellent essay, ........ with a certain amount of help.".

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