I Circle the correct answer: a,
b, or c.
1 Jenny spent a month in Paris … improve her
French.
a so that b in order to c so as
2 Colin worked all night … be late
finishing the project.
a so as not to b to not c so that not
3 Take some more money … you need to
pay to get in.
a so as to b in order that c in case
4 She phoned me … she could discuss
the problem.
a in order to b so that c so as to
5 Kathy spoke to a lawyer … find out
what to do next.
a to b in order that c so that
6 I repeated the point … he hadn’t
understood me.
a in case b so as not c in
order not
II Complete the sentences using one of
the words:
no matter what, even if, unless, as long as, whoever, whether
1 I’ll see you inside the stadium …..
you decide not to go.
2 I’m going out tonight, …. you like
it or not.
3 He can wait in the queue with
everyone else, …. he is.
4 I’ll have one of those cocktails ….
it isn’t too expensive.
5 He said he’d always love her, ……… happened.
6 He goes to the office …… he’s ill.
Today he’s got flu, but he’s still at work.
KEY to exercises
Exercise I
1 b 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 a
Exercise II
1 unless
2 whether
3 whoever
4 as long as
5 no matter what
6 even if
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