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for (coordinating)
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To give and explanation about something.
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He doesn't want to buy any chemical medicine, for they are very expensive and unhealthy.
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and
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To joint to equivalent elements of a sentence.
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I want to buy a new couch for the living room and a dog pound tomorrow.
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nor
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To negate a second element too.
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I am not your husband nor your father.
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but
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To introduce something contrasting with what has already been mentioned
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The food was good but very expensive.
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or
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Uses to express a couple of possibilities
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Do you like coffee or you prefer tea
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yet
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Connects two elements when the second one adds something surprising to the first one
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He's pleasant enough, yet I don't like him.
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so
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To express the reason why something else happens (asi que)
In order to make something possible (para que) |
I was tired, so I went to bed.
In order to make something happen or be possible. |
either... or
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We can go to either Greece or Spain for our holiday.
Nosotros podemos ir ya sea a Grecia o a España para nuestras vacaciones. |
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neither... nor
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Neither Norway nor Switzerland is in the European Union.
Ni Noruega ni Suiza están en la Union Europea. |
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not only... but also
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Not only Napoleon but also Hitler's army was defeated by the Winter.
No solo Napoleón sino también el ejército de Hitler fue derrotado por el invierno. |
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as... as
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The results were not as bad as I had expected.
Los resultados no fueron tan malos como me los esperaba. |
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both... and
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Both rugby and football are popular in France.
Tanto el rugby como el futbol son populares en Francia. |
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not... but
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In sport, what counts is not the winning but the taking part.
En el deporte, lo que cuenta no es el ganar sino el participar. |
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so... that
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He felt so angry that he threw all the stuff away.
Se siente tan molesto que aventó todo lejos. |
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whether... or
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Whether you love them or hate them, you have to admit that they are very popular.
Así sea que los ames o los odies, debes admitir que son muy populares. |
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no sooner... than
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We had no sooner gone to bed than the phone rang.
Apenas nos habíamos ido a la cama que el teléfono sonó. |
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so... as
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Her story isn't so boring as theirs.
Su historia no es tan aburrida, como la de ellos. |
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the more... the more
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The more you can dream, the more you can do.
Cuanto más puedas soñar, más puedes hacer. |
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for (subordinating)
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Because (ya que, puesto que)
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She must have been very hungry, for she ate everything immediately.
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as
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1 while; when (Mientras, cuando)
2 Because (como) 3 alike (como) |
1 She learned French as was living in Mexico.
2 As I am leaving tomorrow, I've bought you a present. 3 If you are not sure how to behave, do as I do. |
since
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1 From a time in the past until a later time (desde que)
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1 He didn't come sine yesterday in the morning.
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though
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1 Used before a fact that makes the other surprising (aunque)
2 but (aunque) |
1 Nina didn't phone, though she said she would.
2 I have a gun in the basement, though I haven't bullets. |
unless
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Except if (a menos que)
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I won't call you unless there are any problems.
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so
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Used to day that something is the reason why something else happens (así que)
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I was tired so I went to bed.
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once
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as soon as (tan pronto como)
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I'll send you a message once I have arrived.
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when
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Used to say what time something happened or will happen (cuando)
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I went to Europe when the frontiers were open
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whenever
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every time, at any time (en cualquier momento)
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You can go to the toilet whenever you need to.
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where
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to a place, to a position (done)
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We did a science experiment where we dissected frogs.
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wherever
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to any place, to every place (done sea)
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You must rise your city wherever you see an eagle above a nopal.
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before
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1 Earlier than the time when something happens (antes de que)
2 utill (antes de que) |
We usually live in the city, before the war was begun.
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after
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At a later time than something else happens (despues de)
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We arrived after the game had started
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although
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Despite the fact that (a pesar de que)
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He's coming tomorrow, although I don't knowwhat time.
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whether
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if (si)
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I don't know whether it's possible.
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lest
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With the intention to prevent something undesirable (para que no)
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They don't want to complain about the noise lest they annoyed the neighbours.
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than
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1 Used to compare two different things or amounts.
2 Used to indicate that one thing happening immediately after another |
1 Sue's car is bigger than my car.
2 No sooner was he seated than Lily sidled closer to him. |
till
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untill (hasta que, hasta)
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The supermarket is open till midnight.
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while
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1 During the time that (mientras).
2 Comparing two different situations |
1 I can't to talk anyone while I am driving
2 Tom is very confident while Katy is shy and quiet. |
if
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Used to say that something will happen only in the case in the case that something happen (si)
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We'll have the party in the garden if the weather's good.
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now
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To express something that often occurs since something happen.
(ahora que, a que) |
I can leave now you are here.
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supposing
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if (suponiendo que)
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We're going to go among the high grass supposing they are watching the main door.
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whereas
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Used to compare things that are different.
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Whereas I have a sandwich, you eat a big lunch.
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