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Knowledge Is Becoming The New Source of Power, But Lifelong Learning Is The Only Way To Remain Competitive in Today's Rapidly Changing Job Market
Knowledge Is Becoming The New Source of Power, But Lifelong Learning Is The Only Way To Remain Competitive in Today's Rapidly Changing Job Market
Knowledge is becoming the new source of power, but lifelong learning is the only way to remain
competitive in today's rapidly changing job market. (However)
2. Automation affects the number of workers in factories. It also affects the type of work that is done. (not only...
but also)
3. Engineering is still a male area of study. However, things are changing. (Although)
4. British students are far away from their family and friends. However, they like the idea of taking a year off. (In
spite of)
5. I had the necessary qualifications. However, I didn't get the job. (Despite)
Knowledge is becoming the new source of power. However, lifelong learning is the only way to remain
competitive in today's rapidly changing job market
Automation affects not only the number of workers in factories, but also the type of work that is done
Although engineering is still a male area of study, things are changing
In spite of being far away from their family and friends, British students like the idea of taking a year off
Despite having the necessary qualifications, I didn't get the job
2. He eats too much fast food. Consequently, he has put on weight. (as a result)
4. She plans to compete in the upcoming marathon. For this reason, she has been training
for the past month. (due to)
6.She sorted out her clothes. She realized that she needed some New ones. (while)
7.He stood on the chair. He wanted to reach the top shelf of the bookcase. (so that)
9.They tied the thief up. They didn’t want him to escape. (so that)
10.He bought six bars of chocolate. He wanted each child to have one. (in order that)
1- Shelly practised well for her driving test; __________ _____she passed it easily.
2- Mr. Philips is talkative, __________ his wife is shy and reserved.
despite – because of – whereas – due to – that’s why
3-Football fans often follow their teams to foreign countries ___________ support them.
4-Air pollution is mainly ___________ smoke from cars and factories
5-Jelloul speaks three foreign languages ___________ he has never been to school.
6-The doctor says that Amal’s sleeping problems are ___________ the long hours she spends online
3-Malala won the Nobel Peace Prize in spite of her young age.
Although she ……………………………………………………………………………….
4-Despite being an expert, Jim couldn’t recover his files from his hard disk.
Although Jim …………………………………………………………………………
Shelly practised well for her driving test; that’s why she passed it easily.
1. Mr. Philips is talkative, whereas his wife is shy and reserved.
2. Football fans often follow their teams to foreign countries so as to support them.
3. Air pollution is mainly due to smoke from cars and factories
4. Jalal speaks three foreign languages although he has never been to school.
5. The doctor says that Amal’s sleeping problems are because of the long hours she spends online
6. We didn’t go on a picnic due to bad weather.
3-Malala won the Nobel Peace Prize in spite of her young age.
Although she was young, Malala won the Nobel Peace Prize
4-Despite being an expert, Jim couldn’t recover his files from his hard disk.
Although Jim is expert he couldn’t recover his files from his hard disk
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3. We should learn to accept our weaknesses and our strengths. (not only…but also)
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4. He never listens to or advises his friends when they have a problem. (neither…nor)
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5. I’ve betrayed your trust. I’ve betrayed your love for me. (not only…but also)
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11.
Either… or
Neither… nor
Both… and
Neither… nor
Not only… but also
Both… and
Neither… nor
Either… or