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![Explain the consequences of somethingExplanationPart of SpeechFor this reason, I have prepared this worksheet.Therefore,Links ideas in two different sentences or paragraphs. Followed by a subject and verbUsually at the beginning but also possible in the middle or end of second sentenceFollowed or preceded by a comma.Adverbial PhraseCompare two different situations ExplanationPart of SpeechWhile the first photos shows two people sailing, the second photo shows two people waterskiing.The first photo shows two people in the jungle, whereas the second photo shows two people in the mountainsCompares two situations in one sentenceFollowed by a subject and verbUsually in the middle but also possible at the beginning of the sentenceConjunctionLinking WordsStudent A<br />,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 4. Explain the consequences of somethingExplanationPart of SpeechFor this reason, I have prepared this worksheet.______________________________________________Links ideas in two different sentences or paragraphs. Followed by a subject and verbUsually at the beginning but also possible in the middle or end of second sentenceFollowed or preceded by a comma.Adverbial PhraseCompare two different situations ExplanationPart of SpeechWhile the first photos shows two people sailing, the second photo shows two people waterskiing.________________________________________________________________________________________________Compares two situations in one sentenceFollowed by a subject and verbUsually in the middle but also possible at the beginning of the sentenceConjunction