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    Copulative Connectors

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    The document summarizes various English conjunctions and phrases used to connect clauses or sentences, along with their Spanish translations. It provides conjunctions for addition, contrast, time, condition, and consequence.

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    Copulative Connectors

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    The document summarizes various English conjunctions and phrases used to connect clauses or sentences, along with their Spanish translations. It provides conjunctions for addition, contrast, time, condition, and consequence.

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    The document summarizes various English conjunctions and phrases used to connect clauses or sentences, along with their Spanish translations. It provides conjunctions for addition, contrast, time, condition, and consequence.

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    Copulative Connectors

    Uploaded by

    Cuauhtémoc Hernández
    The document summarizes various English conjunctions and phrases used to connect clauses or sentences, along with their Spanish translations. It provides conjunctions for addition, contrast, time, condition, and consequence.

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    And Y He played the guitar and sang wonderful

    songs.
    Not only...but also... No solo...sino tambin... Mary plays not only the guitar but also the
    violin.
    Not only is Sally disappointed at her
    brother but also angry at his
    remarks.
    Not only...but...as well No solo...sino...tambin Not only did he break his leg, but he sprained
    his wrist as well
    Both...and... Tanto...como... / ambas cosas Many politicians desire both money and
    power.
    No sooner...than... - Apenas...cuando... The baker had no sooner turned off the oven
    than the last customers arrived.
    Or O We'd better leave right
    now or we'll miss our bus.

    Either ... or O ... O Either you shut your mouth and


    listen or you leave the class.

    Neither or No ni The musician neither played the


    piano well nor sang good
    songs.
    Whether.or Sio We must decide whether to go
    there today or tomorrow.
    Or else O sino We have to hurry up, or
    else we'll miss our bus.
    Otherwise De otro modo Leave right
    now, otherwise you'll be caught.
    If Si If I see him, I'll give him the
    message.
    Whether Si I wonder whether she really wants to
    do that.
    Unless A menos que Don't go there unless they call you.

    Provided/Providing Siempre que, mientras We'll go fishing this afternoon,


    provided it doesn't rain.
    You can borrow my car providing
    you return it today.
    As long as Siempre que, mientras You can stay here as long as you
    work hard.
    Nobody will know this secret as long
    as you keep mum.
    In case En caso de Call this phone number in case you
    get lost.
    Although / though / even though Aunque Although Jack is not very tall, he is
    excellent at basketball.
    She decided to go to work, though she
    was not feeling well.
    Even if Incluso si Even if hes right, that doesnt give him
    the right to be arrogant.
    I will finish the project by tomorrow,
    even if I have to work all night.
    Not even if Ni si quiera si He will not do that work, even if he is
    paid for it.
    Despite/in spite of A pesar de Despite his bad reputation, the
    politician won the elections.
    It was a great match in spite of the bad
    the weather.
    Regardless of Sin importar , sin que importe They decided to finish the project,
    regardless of the cost.
    Therefore Por lo tanto I don't know her phone number,
    therefore I can't call her.
    Hence De ah English is not her mother
    tongue, hence her mistakes.
    Thus thus She hadn't eaten for days and
    thus felt very weak.
    So Entonces His car broke down, so he took it
    to a garage.
    Consequently Por lo tanto , en concecuencia They were found guilty
    and consequently sent to prison.
    They argued all the time,
    consequently they eventually got
    divorced.

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