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• I can play the piano well. • I don’t like playing it. I can play the piano well but I don’t like playing it. Although I can play the piano well, I don’t like playing it. Although

I can play the piano well. I don’t like playing it. I can play the piano well but I don’t like playing it. Although I can play the piano well, I don’t

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• I can play the piano well.• I don’t like playing it.

I can play the piano well but I don’t like playing it.

Although I can play the piano well, I don’t like playing it.

Although

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We use although to introduce two contrasting ideas.

Unlike in Chinese, we never use although and but together in one sentence.

Although I can play the piano well, but

I don’t like playing it.

Although

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Practice

• Tony is free.• He doesn’t help with the housework.

Although Tony is free, he doesn’t help with the housework.

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• Jenny has a test tomorrow.

• She is still playing computer games.

Although Jenny has a test tomorrow, she is still playing computer games.

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Although travelling by taxi is expensive, it is comfortable.

• Travelling by taxi is expensive.

• It is comfortable.

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So

• Kelly studies hard.• She always gets good results in the exams.

• the result

Kelly studies hard so she always gets good results in the exams.

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We use so to introduce the result of something.

We usually use so in the middle of a sentence.

So

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• Travelling by MTR is fast.• I like travelling by it.

Travelling by MTR is fast so I like travelling by it.

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Now you try. Click the correct word to connect the two sentences.

Sandy got 100 marks in her test.

Her mum is happy.

Although so

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Sandy got 100 marks in her

test so her mum is happy.

Well done!

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Click the correct word to connect the two sentences.

Amy eats a lot of snacks.

She gets fatter and fatter.

Although so

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Amy eats a lot of snacks so

she gets fatter and fatter.

Well done!

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Click the correct word to connect the two sentences.

They have practised singing for a long time.

They still couldn’t win the singing contest.

Although so

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Although they have practised singing for a long time, they still couldn’t win the singing contest.

Well done!

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Click the correct word to connect the two sentences.

He cries when he sees dogs.

Sam is afraid of dogs.

Although so

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Sam is afraid of dogs so he

cries when he sees dogs.

Well done!

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Click the correct word to connect the two sentences.

Mr Poon is 80 years old.

He can run very fast.

Although so

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Although Mr Poon is 80

years old, he can run very

fast.

Well done!

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THE END

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