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Connectors for Essays Exercise

May 15, 2026 B2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The first solution seems cheap; ..............., it would cost more in the long term.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "However" because it introduces a contrast with the first idea.
2Many cities are improving public transport. ..............., some have added more bike lanes.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "For example" because it introduces a specific example of the general idea.
3The roads were icy all night. ..............., several schools closed in the morning.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "As a result" because it introduces the consequence of the icy roads.
4The plan is affordable and practical. ..............., it would create new jobs.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "In addition" because it adds another positive point about the plan.
5............... living in a city offers convenience, it can also be noisy and crowded.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Although" because it introduces a contrasting idea before the main clause.
6..............., stricter recycling laws could reduce waste and improve public health.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "In conclusion" because it signals a final summary statement.
7............... the course was difficult, most students completed it successfully.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Although" because it introduces a contrast between difficulty and success.
8The evidence is limited; ..............., we should be cautious about making strong claims.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Therefore" because it shows a logical result based on limited evidence.
9Online courses can save time. ..............., they often cost less than traditional classes.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Similarly" because it adds a comparable benefit of online courses.
10The software is expensive. ..............., many small businesses still choose it because it is reliable.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Despite this" because it introduces an unexpected result after a problem.
11City residents usually use public transport more often. ..............., people in rural areas often rely on cars.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "In contrast" because it highlights a difference between city and rural residents.
12............... the survey included only 20 people, the results should be interpreted carefully.
Wrong!
The correct answer is "Since" because it gives the reason for interpreting the results carefully.

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Answers

  1. The first solution seems cheap; However, it would cost more in the long term.
  2. Many cities are improving public transport. For example, some have added more bike lanes.
  3. The roads were icy all night. As a result, several schools closed in the morning.
  4. The plan is affordable and practical. In addition, it would create new jobs.
  5. Although living in a city offers convenience, it can also be noisy and crowded.
  6. In conclusion, stricter recycling laws could reduce waste and improve public health.
  7. Although the course was difficult, most students completed it successfully.
  8. The evidence is limited; Therefore, we should be cautious about making strong claims.
  9. Online courses can save time. Similarly, they often cost less than traditional classes.
  10. The software is expensive. Despite this, many small businesses still choose it because it is reliable.
  11. City residents usually use public transport more often. In contrast, people in rural areas often rely on cars.
  12. Since the survey included only 20 people, the results should be interpreted carefully.

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