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Linking expressions exercise

March 31, 2014 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate linking expressions.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1My parents lived in our ancestral village for a long time. ............... they moved to this town.
Wrong!
2‘Accept this job for the time being. You can quit when you get a better job.’ ‘ ............... is an excellent idea.’
Wrong!
3It was dark. The night had grown colder. ............... the last bus had left.
Wrong!
4We filled in the application form and gave it to the clerk. ............... we paid the fee.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
5I am not going to Bombay. ............... I am going to Kashmir.
Wrong!
6The cost of petrol has gone up. ............... there has been a rise in prices.
Wrong!
7Rituals cannot be dismissed as totally unnecessary. ............... they form an integral part of any culture.
Wrong!
8Have you brought your hall ticket? ..............., wait for some time.
Wrong!
9I spent a week in Singapore. ............... , I met your friend Mohan at a cinema.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/9

Answers

  1. My parents lived in our ancestral village for a long time. Later they moved to this town.
  2. ‘Accept this job for the time being. You can quit when you get a better job.’ ‘ That is an excellent idea.’
  3. It was dark. The night had grown colder. Moreover the last bus had left.
  4. We filled in the application form and gave it to the clerk. Afterwards/After that we paid the fee.
  5. I am not going to Bombay. Instead I am going to Kashmir.
  6. The cost of petrol has gone up. Consequently there has been a rise in prices.
  7. Rituals cannot be dismissed as totally unnecessary. In fact they form an integral part of any culture.
  8. Have you brought your hall ticket? If not, wait for some time.
  9. I spent a week in Singapore. Either could be used here , I met your friend Mohan at a cinema.
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