Tham khảo tài liệu 'understanding and using english grammar part 55', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 5. The weather is terrible today. Did you stay home 6. You fell down the stairs. Did you get hurt 7. You took a nap. Do you still feel tired Switch roles if working in pairs. 8. You told the truth but did anyone believe you 9. You turned on the air conditioner. Is it still hot in here 10. You mailed the letter three days ago. Has it arrived yet 11. You have a lot of money. Can you afford to buy an airplane 12. Your grandmother is ninety years old. Is she still young at heart 13. . told a joke. You didn t understand it. Did you laugh anyway 14. Your house burned down. You lost your job. Your wife husband left you. Are you still cheerful EXERCISE 7. Using EVEN THOUGH and BECAUSE. Charts 17-2 and 17-3 Directions Write sentences that include the verbs in parentheses. Use any verb tense or modal. 1. Because the bus drivers went on strike I walk u gnlk all the way home. 2. Even though I was dead tired I walk all the way home. 3. Because I go fishing. 4. Even though I go fishing. 5. Even though there be very few customers in the store 6. Because there be very few customers in the store 7. I wear heavy gloves because 8. Even though my feet be killing me and my head be pounding I 9. Even though I get not a traffic ticket. 10. Even though I be tired I because 11. Even though when I because 12. Because while I _even though. Adverb Clauses 365 17-4 SHOWING DIRECT CONTRAST WHILE AND WHEREAS a Mary is rich while John is poor. b John is poor while Mary is rich. c Mary is rich whereas John is poor. d Whereas Mary is rich John is poor. While and whereas are used to show direct contrast this is exactly the opposite of that. While and whereas may be used with the idea of either clause with no difference in meaning. Whereas mostly occurs in formal written English. Note A comma is usually used even if the adverb clause comes second. COMPARE e While I was .
