Conjunctions

She cannot come to the meeting [blank_start]because[blank_end] her car has broken down.

He looked into the mirror [blank_start]as[blank_end] he pulled away.

[blank_start]When[blank_end] I saw the snow and ice on the pitch, I knew the match would be called off.

Jim did the washing up [blank_start]while[blank_end] I put the kids to bed.

[blank_start]Although[blank_end] Alan was not very confident, he always responded well in an emergency.

[blank_start]Since[blank_end] they built the by pass, I get to work ten minutes earlier in the morning.

I would like to stay and help you [blank_start]but[blank_end] I have an appointment at the doctor's after work.

Susannah is sociable and confident [blank_start]whereas[blank_end] Amy is shy and quiet.

[blank_start]Athough[blank_end] Nick was nervous about his driving test, he still passed with flying colours!

[blank_start]Although[blank_end] it was only early March, you could already feel that the winter was over.