Question

1 GRAMMAR so, because, but , although1 a Circle the correct words.1 Although Jim has a lot of money, he's really meanvery generous.2 They wanted to play football but it was sunny!snowing3 I had a great holiday in Egypt, although I can / can'tspeak Arabic.4 The hotel was lovely, but it was a bit expensive/very nice.5 I went on a date with John although I don't like him)like him a lot.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1.really mean

2.snowing

3.cannot

4.bit expensive

5 don't like him

Answer 2

1. although jim has a lot of money, he's really mean / very generous. The correct word is "very generous." This is because the word "although" introduces a contrast or opposition between the two clauses. In this case, the first part of the sentence suggests that Jim having a lot of money would make him mean, but the second part of the sentence contradicts that by stating that he is actually very generous.

2. they wanted to play football but it was sunny! / snowing. The correct word is "snowing." This is because the word "but" is used to show a contrast or contradiction between the two statements. In this case, they wanted to play football, but the fact that it was snowing made it impossible or impractical.

3. i had a great holiday in egypt, although i can / can't speak arabic. The correct word is "can't." This is because the word "although" is used to introduce a concession or contradiction. In this case, the speaker had a great holiday in Egypt despite not being able to speak Arabic.

4. the hotel was lovely, but it was a bit expensive / very nice. The correct word is "expensive." This is because the word "but" is used to show a contrast or contradiction between the two statements. In this case, the first part of the sentence suggests that the hotel was lovely, but the second part contradicts that by stating that it was a bit expensive.

5. i went on a date with john although i don't like him / like him a lot. The correct word is "like him a lot." This is because the word "although" is used to introduce a concession or contradiction. In this case, the speaker went on a date with John despite not liking him very much.