Question

Join these sentences with: but, however and (al)though. Write each pair of sentences in two possible ways.
EXAMPLE
Parties are usually enjoyable, BUT they can sometimes be boring.
Parties are usually enjoyable. HOWEVER, they can sometimes be boring.

1. a) Parties are usually enjoyable.
b) They can sometimes be boring.
2. a) Pam loves going to parties.
b) She didn't go to Jane's party.
3. a) Having lots of guests is great fun.
b) Having guests too often is tiring.
4. a) Tracy does anything for a laugh.
b) She won't wear that clown costume.
5. a) It was a wonderful evening.
b) We had to go home early.
6. a) Alan expected Jane's guests to be noisier.
b) They behaved quite well.

Answer 1

Pe prima o ai facuta deci:

2 Pam loves going to parties but she didn't go to Jane's party.

Pam loves going to parties. However, she didn't go to Jane's party.

3 Having a lots of guests is great fun but having guests too often is tiring.

Having a lots of guests is great fun. However, having guests too often is tiring.

4 Tracy does anything for a laugh but she won't wear that clown costume.

Tracy does anything for a laugh. However, she won't weat that clown costume.

5 It was a wonderful evening but we had to go home early.

It was a wonderful evening. However, we had to go home early.

6 Alan excepted Jane's guests to be noiser but they behaved quite well.

Alan excepted Jane's guests to be noiser. However, they behaved quite well.