Question

01. I don't want to lose my job,___________do I want to listen to my boss. [but-nor-so-yet]

02.She thinks she is friendly,_____________ she is really unkind. [So-but-or-and]

03. My mother was sad,_____________ I cooked her dinner. [nor-yet-and-so]

04.Either we are going to meet our cousins ____________ we are going to stay at home. [for-but-and-or]

05. You need to smile more,___________ you need to be more polite.
[ nor-and-so-or ]
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Answer 1

⇒⇒⇒  Linking words / Conjunctions

01.   I don't want to lose my job,  nor do I want to listen to my boss. [but-nor-so-yet]

02.  She thinks she is friendly,  but she is really unkind. [So-but-or-and]

03.  My mother was sad,  so I cooked her dinner. [nor-yet-and-so]

04.  Either we are going to meet our cousins or we are going to stay at home. [for-but-and-or]

05. You need to smile more,  and you need to be more polite.

[ nor-and-so-or ]

⇒⇒ Linking words / Conectives / Conjunctions >>> são palavras que ligam duas partes de uma oração, para que a sentença faça sentido. Além disso, as linking words têm a função de explicar, contrastar, exemplificar ou unir duas ou mais frases.  

Exemplos:  

I wanted to call you.  

I don’t have your cellphone number.  

Usando a conjunção, as duas frases ficam ligadas.  

I wanted to call you but I don’t have your cellphone number.  

Há vários tipos de conjunções. As principais são:

1. Contrast - Contraste  >> although, but, despite, on the other hand

We went to the movies but we didn't like the movie.

Nós fomos ao cinema mas não gostamos do filme.

2. Adição - addition >>> and,  besides, moreover, not only, furthermore

John is handsome and tall.

John é bonito e alto.

3. Consecutivas ou conclusivas  >>> as a result of, so, once

We were late, so we didn't stop at Susan's house.

Nós estávamos atrasados, por isso não paramos na casa de Susan.

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