Mary hired a babysitter ... she could go out., so as, so that, as long as, When I saw her in the river I was frightened ... at that point the currents were dangerous., for, so that, though, I'll go by train ... we don't get stuck in a traffic jam., so as, so that, since, Jill seems very tough at work ... she is quite a different person at home., though, despite, as if, ... we don't have much time, we have to hurry., although, in spite of, since, ... playing poorly she won the match., despite, unless, though, ...I set my alarm clock for 7 a.m. it didn't go off., in spite, unless, although, I couldn't sleep ... being tired., but, in spite of, though, All the passengers were asked to leave the bus ... the fire, because, since, because of, He did some translation ... to make the work easier for her., so as, so that, as, ... his amazing talent, he's more into biology than into arts., In spite, Although, Because, For, Despite, Tracy complains all the time ... to get the attention of her husband., so that, for, since, so as, She’s decided to travel alone, ... she’s been warned not to do it., despite, in spite of, even though, nevertheless, ... my uncle has a lot of money, he lives in a small, old house., Although, In spite, Because, So as, Emma has booked a first-class ticket ... she can travel in comfort., however, so that, though, while, ... of being exhausted, I helped Danny finish his project., although, despite, even though, because, in spite, ... being late, she managed to get to the meeting on time., so that, in spite, because, despite, since, ... Mark has been cooking for many years, he still doesn't know how to prepare french food in the traditional manner., so that, although, because, despite, since, ... the fact that he looked serious, he was very amusing., although, despite, in spite , because, since, ... its large size, the grizzly bear is amazingly fast, reaching speeds of over 35 miles per hour., since, in spite, although, despite, because, Trees were planted along the steet ... to reduce traffic noise., in case, so as, because, so that, since, Remember to take a key with you ... you come home late., in case, so that, despite, until, though, We didn't have a lot of success with the garden, ...we worked hard on it., despite, though, for, since, in spite of, ... this recipe seems easy, it is quite difficult to get it right., despite, although, however, so as, since, ... it's very popular nowadays, during the 1950s pasta was an unusual meal in the UK., in case, despite, although, so as, because, The citizens of Harbridge were upset, ... they couldn't stop the construction of a new factory near their town., for, although, in case, therefore, so that, She is studying English at night school... she can go to university., in order, so as, so that, as if, although, You can ride in our car ... we have plenty of room there., despite, although, however, since, in spite of, The people gathered a few hours before the concert began ... they wanted to get the best view of the stage., so as, so that, as soon as, for, although, ... they are twins, they have few interests in common., although, despite, since, so as, so that.

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