TEST II. Encircle the grammatical signals/expressions being used in the sentences below.
1. I didn't have time to eat breakfast; as a result, I'm really hungry now.
2. Smoking is unhealthy, moreover it's an expensive habit.
3. George disliked their new furniture. For one thing, the bed was three inches too short for his six- foot-tall body.
4. We wanted to win first prize in the competition. Instead, we finished in second place.
5. The first speaker was both professional and entertaining; nevertheless, the full program was
disappointing.
1. I didn't have time to eat breakfast; as a result, I'm really hungry now.
2. Smoking is unhealthy, moreover it's an expensive habit.
3. George disliked their new furniture. For one thing, the bed was three inches too short for his six- foot-tall body.
4. We wanted to win first prize in the competition. Instead, we finished in second place.
5. The first speaker was both professional and entertaining; nevertheless, the full program was
disappointing.
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Answer:
1. As a result
2. Moreover
3. For one thing
4. Instead
5. Nevertheless
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