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Coordinating Conjunctions
 
      Coordinating conjunctions link sentences of the same grammar class, adding an idea to the other, expressing contrast, opposition, etc. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 1. Join the sentences with the conjunction in brackets:
 
 
 
 Addition
 
 a)      I called him. He answered. (and)
 b)      She teaches Biology. She teaches Geography. (not only…but also)
 c)      My sister went on holiday. I went on holiday. (both…and)
 d)      She’s very pretty. She’s very intelligent. (and / also)
 e)       He spoke Chinese very well. He spoke French very well. (as well as)
 
 
 and - e
 
 not only...but also - não só…mas também
 both…and - mas também
 
 also, too - também
 as well as - assim como
  
 
 
 
 
 Contrast
 
 f)        I like tea. I don’t like coffee. (but)
 g)      I like beer. I must not drink too much. (however)
 h)      He studies very little. He takes good marks. (nevertheless)
 i)        The car is fast. Many people dislike it. (yet)
 j)        Hurry up! You won’t catch the bus.  (otherwise)
 
 
 But – mas
 
 However – porém, contudo
 Nevertheless – no entanto, contudo
 Yet – contudo
 
 Or else , otherwise – de outro modo
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Alternative
 
 k)      Don’t work so much. You’ll get sick. (or)
 l)        I didn’t like the book. My mother didn’t like the book. (nor)
 m)   You can have tea. You can have coffee. (either…or)
 n)      He’s not lazy. He’s not stupid. (neither…nor)
 
 
 Or – ou
 Nor – nem
 
 Either...or – ou...ou
 Neither…nor – nem…nem
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Cause
 
 o)      It was getting dark. He went indoors. (so)
 p)      It’s time to go. Let’s go. (then)
 q)      He’s a good man. Everyone likes him. (therefore)
 
 
 So – por isso
 Then – então, pois
 
 Therefore – portanto, por conseguinte
 
  
  
  
  
 Subordinating Conjunctions
  
  
    Subordinating conjunctions link clauses of different nature, establishing that one of the clauses depends on the other to complete its meaning.
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 Time
 
 2. Link the sentences with the conjunction in brackets:
 
 
 
 
 When – quando
 As soon as – logo que
 While – enquanto / enquanto que
 Until (till) – até que
 Since – desde que
 Before – antes que
 After – depois que
 As – quando/ à medida que
 Whenever – sempre que
 
 a)      He opened the door. He had a surprise. (when)
 b)      I arrived.   The train stopped. (as soon as)
 c)      I prepared the exams. I was in the hospital. (while)
 d)      I read the letter. I sent it. (before)
 e)      The summer approached. The weather got warmer. (as)
 f)        He greeted me. He saw me. (whenever)
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 Cause
 
 g)      I went there. They wanted me to go. (because)
 h)      It was getting late. I went away. (as)
 i)        It was cold. I stayed home. (since)
 
 
 
 Because – porque
 As – como,visto que
 Since – uma vez que
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Comparison
 
  
  
 j)        He runs quickly. I do too. (as…as)
 k)      I cook well. She cooks better. (than)
 
 
 
 As – como
 Than – do que
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Purpose
 
  
  
 l)        Pupils study. They pass. (so that)
 m)   The bus stopped. We got out. (in order that)
 n)      I got out. I went shopping. (to)
 o)      I’m on a diet. I want to get thinner. (in order to)
 
 
 
 That*
 So that*                     para que/ a fim de que
 In order that*
 
 To#                          para
 In order to#          a fim de 
 So as to #              de modo a
 
 * followed by modal verb (when the subjects are different)
 
 #   followed by infinitive
 
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 Result
 
  
 p)      The bag was heavy. I couldn’t carry it. (so…that)
 q)      I was cold. I put the coat on. (so)
 r)       It was a lovely day. We went to the beach. (such…that)
 
 
 
 So…that – tão…que
 Such…that – tal…que
 So – então
 
  
 
 
 
 
 Concession
 
  
 s)      It was raining hard. We went out. (although)
 t)        The work was hard. It was very rewarding.
  
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
 Though, although       
 In spite of  í                    embora, apesar de
 Despite
 
 íFollowed by a noun or by a gerund
 eg. In spite of/Despite the rain, they went on.
       In spite of/Despite raining, they went on.
  
  
 
 
 
 
 Condition
 
  
 u)      I’ll visit Paris. I’ll go to the Eiffel Tower. (if)
 v)      Sheila will fail her exams. She has to work harder. (unless)
 
 
  
 If – se
 Unless – a não ser que, a menos que 
 
  
 
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