WORDS THAT COMBINE.

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WORDS THAT COMBINE

and CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME We went to the arcade and stayed up late watching movies. and MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

but CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME They wanted to go skydiving but wouldn’t have enough money till summer. but MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

because CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME The camping trip was a disaster because we didn’t bring a compass or map. because MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

therefore CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME I snoozed too much; therefore, I was late for my SAT appointment. therefore MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

until CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME My father stays up watching TV until I come home at night. until MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

when CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME When I heard her yell, I ran as fast as I could to help. when MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

however CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME The car alarm blared for an hour; however, no one stopped to do anything. however MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

otherwise CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME I need to raise my grade to a B; otherwise, my mom won’t let me go to the party. otherwise MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

as a result CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME It rained too much; as a result, a flash flood overflowed the riverbanks. as a result MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

for CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME The country needs to balance its budget, for we’ll go broke if we don’t. for MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

instead CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME My friends planned on playing Xbox; instead, we threw a pool party. instead MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

since since CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME She’s played piano since she turned three years old. My dad did the dishes since my mom didn’t have time. since since MAKING OPPOSITES TIME

or or CAUSE & EFFECT ADDING MORE MAKING OPPOSITES TIME I could choose going to the movies or having an all-night moviethon. You’d better share your toys, or you’ll be on timeout. or or MAKING OPPOSITES TIME