1) Tracy complains all the time ... to get the attention of her husband. a) so that b) for c) since d) so as 2) You should take good care of these gloves ... they last long. a) in order b) despite c) so that d) so as 3) We’ll go by train ... we don’t get stuck in a traffic jam. a) so that b) since c) so as d) in order 4) She’s decided to travel alone, ... she’s been warned not to do it. a) despite b) in spite of c) even though d) nevertheless 5) I didn’t say anything about Colin’s dirty shirt ... he wouldn’t get embarrassed. a) so that b) in order c) so as d) as 6) … the main road was closed, we decided to take an alternative route. a) Since b) So as c) Because of d) Unless 7) ... the forecast said it would rain, it turned out to be a beautiful day. a) In spite of b) If c) As d) Although 8) … the plane’s going to be an hour late, let’s go and get some coffee. a) In spite b) In order c) Since d) So that 9) Trees were planted along the street ... to reduce traffic noise. a) in case b) so as c) because d) so that 10) ... my uncle has a lot of money, he lives in a small, old house. a) Although b) However c) Despite d) So as 11) Remember to take a key with you … you come home late. a) in case b) so that c) despite d) until 12) Emma has booked a first-class ticket ... she can travel in comfort. a) however b) so that c) though d) as 13) We didn’t have a lot of success with the garden, ... we worked hard on it. a) despite b) though c) for d) since 14) … this recipe seems easy, it is quite difficult to get it right. a) Despite b) Although c) However d) So as

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