B. however
c. and
39. You can come here either on Monday,
a. or b. nor c. both
40. He had to act immediately;
d. and
a. consequently b. nevertheless
41. They said both he
b. but
a. and
42. We decided to leave early
A. although B. despite
43. Many people believe him
A. because
B. in spite of
44.
c. or d. so
A. In spite of
45.
Uled to walk on to the next village.
d. or
on Friday.
he would have been too late.
d. otherwise
c. still
I were to come.
A. Although
46.
A. Although
47. He got wet
A. because of B. because
48. He stops worl
the party was boring.
D. because of
he often tells a lie.
C. although D. because of
she was very hard working; she hardly earned enough to feed her family.
B. Because
C. because
C. Because of
D. Although
her absence from class yesterday, she couldn't understand the lesson.
C. Because of D. Because
B. In spite of
her poorness, she feels happy.
B. Because
C. If D. In spite of
he forgot his umbrella.
C. but D. and
CHS 200
sit and ismian skil