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Rewrite using so

May 27, 2015 - pdf

As is a subordinating conjunction. It indicates the reason. So is a coordinating conjunction. It indicates the effect.

1. As he was busy, he could not attend the party.

2. As she was not there, I left a message with her mother.

3. As it was very hot, I couldn’t do any work.

4. As he was angry, I said nothing.

5. As we have plenty of time, let’s have something to eat.

6. As tomorrow is a holiday, he will be at home.

7. As I have studied well, I am confident of passing the test.

8. As he was ill, he decided to consult a doctor.

9. As it is raining, we can’t go out now.

10. As he was not ready we went without him.

Answers

1. He was busy, so he could not attend the party.

2. She was not there, so I left a message with her mother.

3. It was very hot, so I couldn’t do any work.

4. He was angry, so I said nothing.

5. We have plenty of time, so let’s have something to eat.

6. Tomorrow is a holiday, so he will be at home.

7. I have studied well, so I am confident of passing the test.

8. He was ill, so he decided to consult a doctor.

9. It is raining, so we can’t go out now.

10. He was not ready, so we went without him.

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