1. [although, for, so that]
(a) They only moved their headquarters here two years ago.
(b) They moved out last month.
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2. [or, nor, and]
(a) I was confused by the complicated instructions.
(b) I answered the questions incorrectly.
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3. [as, yet, neither]
(a) The other team made a last-minute field goal.
(b) We lost the game.
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4. [because, though, not only…but also]
(a) The new job has many fringe benefits.
(b) The new job has good prospect for advancement.
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5. [both…and, so…that, more than]
(a) The noise and confusion in the dormitory is usually distracting.
(b) I can’t concentrate.
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6. [if, but, neither…nor]
(a) My daughter wants to lose 5 kilograms.
(b) My daughter doesn’t want to give up desserts.
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7. [in order that, while, or]
(a) She usually watches TV at home.
(b) She goes to the movies with her friends.
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8. [as long as, unless, yet]
(a) You can smoke in here.
(b) You leave a window open to let the smoke out.
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9. [for, unless, so that]
(a) You won’t know what to do.
(b) You listen to me carefully.
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10. [nor, although, as though]
(a) It smells in here.
(b) Someone has been smoking in here.
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