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    The document provides examples of filling in gaps in sentences with appropriate words from a list. It also provides examples of joining pairs of sentences with linking words and rewriting sentences as indicated. Specifically: - The first section gives 7 examples of filling in gaps in sentences with words from a provided list, such as "that's why" and "so as to". - The second section gives 13 examples of joining pairs of sentences using linking words like "because", "although", and "in order to". - The third section gives 4 examples of rewriting sentences as indicated, changing them from active to passive voice or adding words like "although" to join two clauses. The document aims to demonstrate filling

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    The document provides examples of filling in gaps in sentences with appropriate words from a list. It also provides examples of joining pairs of sentences with linking words and rewriting sentences as indicated. Specifically: - The first section gives 7 examples of filling in gaps in sentences with words from a provided list, such as "that's why" and "so as to". - The second section gives 13 examples of joining pairs of sentences using linking words like "because", "although", and "in order to". - The third section gives 4 examples of rewriting sentences as indicated, changing them from active to passive voice or adding words like "although" to join two clauses. The document aims to demonstrate filling

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    The document provides examples of filling in gaps in sentences with appropriate words from a list. It also provides examples of joining pairs of sentences with linking words and rewriting sentences as indicated. Specifically: - The first section gives 7 examples of filling in gaps in sentences with words from a provided list, such as "that's why" and "so as to". - The second section gives 13 examples of joining pairs of sentences using linking words like "because", "although", and "in order to". - The third section gives 4 examples of rewriting sentences as indicated, changing them from active to passive voice or adding words like "although" to join two clauses. The document aims to demonstrate filling

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    LINKERS 4 Ans Key

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    The document provides examples of filling in gaps in sentences with appropriate words from a list. It also provides examples of joining pairs of sentences with linking words and rewriting sentences as indicated. Specifically: - The first section gives 7 examples of filling in gaps in sentences with words from a provided list, such as "that's why" and "so as to". - The second section gives 13 examples of joining pairs of sentences using linking words like "because", "although", and "in order to". - The third section gives 4 examples of rewriting sentences as indicated, changing them from active to passive voice or adding words like "although" to join two clauses. The document aims to demonstrate filling

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    FILL IN EACH GAP WITH AN APPROPRIATE WORD FROM THE

    LIST.   
    1. Shelly practised well for her driving test;  that’s why  she passed it
    easily.
    2. Mr. Philips is talkative,  whereas  his wife is shy and reserved.
    3. Football fans often follow their teams to foreign countries so as
    to  support them.
    4. Air pollution is mainly due to  smoke from cars and factories
    5. Jalal speaks three foreign languages although  he has never been
    to school. 
    6. The doctor says that Amal’s sleeping problems are  because of  the
    long hours she spends online
    7. We didn’t go on a picnic  due to    bad weather.

    B- Join the pairs of sentences with the linking words given


    1. Mr Ferguson’s car broke down on the way. He was late for work.
    ( because)
    Mr Ferguson was late for work because his car broke down
    on the way
    2. Sonia went to work yesterday. She was not feeling well.
    ( although)
    Sonia went to work yesterday although he was not feeling
    well
    3. Jamal spent all the afternoon chatting. He didn’t have time do his
    homework ( because)
    Jamal didn’t have time do his homework because he spent all
    the afternoon chatting.
    4. My brother came home early. He wanted to watch the football
    match ( so as to  )
    My brother came home early so as to watch the football
    match
    5. Jawad read the instructions carefully. He wasn’t able to install the
    printer ( Although)
    Jawad wasn’t able to install the printer although he read the
    instructions carefully/
    6. Many people learn computer skills. They want to get better jobs.
    ( so as to )
    Many people learn computer skills so as to to get better jobs
    7. I like studying alone. My sister prefers working with a group
    ( Whereas)
    I like studying alone, whereas my sister prefers working with
    a group
    8. Many students are dropping out of school. The school conditions
    have improved a lot. (although )
    Many students are dropping out of school although the
    school conditions have improved a lot
    9. Malaysia exports high technology. It invests in tourism as well. ( in
    addition)
    Malaysia exports high technology. In addition, It invests in
    tourism as well
    10. Randa went to work this morning. The doctor advised her to stay
    in bed. ( although)
    Randa went to work this morning although the doctor
    advised her to stay in bed
    11.  The students planted many trees. They cleaned all the
    classrooms too. ( Not only … but also)
    the students not only planted many trees but also they 
    cleaned all the classrooms too
    12. Our local association is very active. Our neighbourhood is clean
    and safe. ( because)
    Our neighbourhood is clean and safe because O*our local
    association is very active
    13.  Rachid got a loan from the bank. He wanted to buy an
    apartment. (in order to)
    Rachid got a loan from the bank in order to buy an apartment
    14.  The meeting was cancelled. The manager was sick. (because
    of)
    The meeting was cancelled of the manager’s sickness
    15. The show was postponed. There were some technical problems
    ( due to )
    The show was postponed due to some technical problems
    16. Morocco has set up a large solar plant. Morocco wants to
    produce clean energy. ( in order to)
    Morocco has set up a large solar plant in order to produce
    clean energy

    B- Rewrite the following sentences as indicated:


    1- John worked hard. He wanted to get his degree with honous.
    In order  to get his degree with honours John worked hard.
    2-Taha Hussein was blind. Yet, he wrote a lot of books.
    Although Taha Hussein was blind, he wrote a lot of books.

    3-Malala won the Nobel Peace Prize in spite of her young age.
    Although she was young, Malala won the Nobel Peace Prize

    4-Despite being an expert, Jim couldn’t recover his files from his hard disk.
    Although Jim is expert he couldn’t recover his files from his hard disk

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