A. as long as
B. if
32. The windows were all left open.
A. Nevertheless
B. However
33. It looks like they're
A. despite
34.
A. In spite of
35. You must leave at once,
C. because of
D. since
the room was a real mess after the windstorm.
C. Consequently
D. Otherwise
their present difficulties.
C. even though D. yet
Marge is an honest person, I still wonder whether she's telling the truth about the incident.
B. Since
C. Though
D. Despite
you miss the train.
c. still
going to succeed
B. because of
b. yet
His denial, we knew that he was guilty.
b. In spite
intelligent.
I determined to walk on to the next village.
on Friday.
a. however
36.
a. Despite
37. She's not only beautiful
a. but also b. but c. however d. yet
38. I was very tired,
a. therefore b. however c. and d. or
39. You can come here either on Monday
a. or b. nor c. both d. and
40 He
c. Because
d. And
d. otherwise