2010

1 and, or, but, for, Rice and potatoes are common foods. Today we can travel by plane. Many trees lose their leaves in winter, but evergreen trees do not.

bothand, notbut.not onlybut also not onlybut as welleitheror neithernorEither the windows were opened or the door was opened.

2 that, whether, when, because, though

3 When the alarm clock rang.

4 though (although)because though (although)but because so

1 he did not know much Englishhe got out his dictionary and looked up the word.As B. For C. Since D. BecauseA

forbecauseasforbecausewhyasas

2 you don't feel wellyou'd better stay at homeABecauseBSince/If CFor DNowB

3I dont know he has received the package.Aif Bwhen CwhatDhow manyAifwhen

4Come tomorrow, I will give it to you.Aor Band CthoughDifBand

5The teacher his students likes football.Aand Bas well as Cand alsoDalsoBas well as

6We were having lunch some one knocked at the door.Aas Ba soon as CwhenDwhileCwhen

1or, either...or, otherwiseYou can go to Beijing either today or tomorrow. You must get up early or you wont catch the early bus.

2but, however, while, onlyHis brother is fond of football while he likes basketball.You can watch TV, but you must finish your homework first.

3and, both...and, neither...nor, not only...but also, as well as, together withTo study English well, we need both diligence and careful.That horse is not only the youngest among the five, but also runs thefastest.

4for, so, thereforeIt must have rained, for the ground is wet.You are in the right, therefore they should support you.

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