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    7 REPHRASING: SUBORDINATE AND CONECTORS SOL UCIONES

    CLAUSES OF CONTRAST. (Oraciones subordinadas adversativas)


    Although /even though + subordinate clause. In spite of / despite+ noun or gerund.
    1 She has plenty of money, but she is very mean.
    Although…
    Even…
    2 I didn´t buy the car, even though I had the money.
    -Despite…
    3 She never takes any kind of exercise, but she is quite fit and healthy.
    -Even though…
    4 They have a car but they rarely use it.
    - Although…
    5 They went out for a walk, even though the weather was bad.
    - In spite of…

    CLAUSES OF PURPOSE. (Oraciones subordinadas de propósito)


    In order to / so as to / to + infinitive. So that / in order that + subordinate clause.
    1)He lifted me up because he wanted me to see what was happening.
    -
    2)Try to write clearly. That way you will avoid being misunderstood.
    -Try to write clearly …
    3)What do I need to know, if I want to be a good doctor?
    - What do I need to know …
    4)If you want to have a hundred students, you will need at least three teachers.
    - You will need at least three teachers …
    5)They had to eat grass and drink melted snow in order to stay alive.
    - They had to eat grass and drink melted snow so that…
    CONSECUTIVE CLAUSES. (Oraciones subordinadas consecutivas)
    1) He is so rude that everybody hates him.
    - He is such…
    2) Robert is so reliable as a friend that everybody loves him.
    - Robert is such…
    3) My neighbours are so noisy that we are always phoning the police.
    - I have such…
    4) It was such a delicious cake that we ate it all up.
    - The cake was so…
    5) The weather was so good that we decided to walk along the river.
    - It was such…

    CAUSE CLAUSES: (Oraciones subordinadas de causa) Because / as / since


    1) I opened the window due to the heat.
    - I opened the window because…
    1) They lost the match due to the bad weather.
    -As…
    2)She missed the bus so she had to take a taxi.
    -Since…
    3)I´ve laid the table, so you can sit down.
    -As the table…
    4)The weather was fine, so we decided to go out.
    -As…
    5)He got the highest marks in the class; as a result, he received a prize.
    - Since…
    EFFECT CLAUSES. (Oraciones subordinadas de efecto o consecuencia). So /
    Therefore / consequently / as a result.
    1) We need to increase sales. Therefore, we´ll start a new advertising
    campaign.
    - We need to increase sales, so…
    2)I´m going to bed because I´m really tired.
    - I´m really tired, so…
    3)As I didn´t know it was your birthday, I didn´t buy you a present.
    -
    4)I left the cinema because the film was very boring.
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