Because, although, but, so denise

Because, Although, But and So


GRAMMAR

BECAUSE

• used when you are giving the reason for something– 'Why can't I go?' 'Because you're not old

enough.'

ALTHOUGH

• used to introduce a statement that makes your main statement seem surprising or unlikely [= though]– Although in poor health, she continued to

carry out her duties.

• /ALLDOU/• AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SENTENCE• OPPOSING IDEAS

BUT

• used to connect two statements or phrases when the second one adds something different or seems surprising after the first one:pic– It's an old car, but it's very reliable

SO

• used to say that someone does something because of the reason just stated– I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a

sandwich

• CONCLUSION

EXPRESSIONS

MADLY IN LOVE

• extremely and in a very strong way– She fell madly in love with him.

LEARN BY HEART

• MEMORIZE

PHRASAL VERB

TURN OFF

• switch off; ≠ turn on– Don't forget to turn the lights off when

you leave

vocabulary

AFTER R15 DATES

• YOU ARE DATING– NAMORANDO

AFTER 2 YEARS DATING

• YOU GET ENGAGED– FIANCE– FIANCEE

AFTER ENGAGED

• YOU GET MARRIED– WEDDING DAY

PRONUNCIATION

AWFUL

• /ÓFUL/

MEET

• /MIIT/

MET

• /MÉT/

SAW

• /SÓ/

RUN

• /RÃN/

RAN

• /RÉN/


Because, although, but, so denise

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