Use because to give a reason.
Use so to give a result.
Use but and although to show contrast. Although is a little more formal than but.
| Connector | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| because | reason | I stayed home because I was tired. |
| so | result | I was tired, so I stayed home. |
| but | contrast | I was tired, but I went out. |
| although | contrast | Although I was tired, I went out. |
Because and although can begin a sentence.
When although begins the sentence, use a comma after the first clause.
Choose because, so, but, or although.
Complete with because or so.
Each sentence has one mistake.
Join each pair with the connector in brackets.
Write four true sentences using the connectors.
Answer and give reasons, results, or contrasts.
Use a different connector in each answer.