We set off at dawn owing to / in order to / so as to avoid the rush-hour traffic., Laila’s mother-in-law was a very assertive woman. However / Nevertheless / Consequently, Laila grew to like and respect her., In spite of / Even though / Despite being the better player, Richard ended up losing the match., Sales figures have fallen drastically due to / because / owing to the economic downturn., The decorators covered the furniture with sheets so as not to / not to / in order not to splash it with paint., After his accident, my brother had to sell his car as / since / due to he couldn’t afford the insurance., We accept full responsibility for the error and nevertheless / consequently / therefore wish to offer you a full refund., I decided to extend my holiday although / in case / even though it meant I would have to ask for some unpaid leave.

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