Connectors of Contrast
Connectors of Contrast
However
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Nevertheless
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On the other hand
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On the contrary
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Even so
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Notwithstanding
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Though
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Otherwise
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At the same time
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Alternatively
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Instead
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Nonetheless
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Conversely
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By contrast
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In contrast
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But
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Yet
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While
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Whereas
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Although
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Even though
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Despite / In spite of
However
It is used to indicate a contrast or contradiction.
Examples:
That man has much money. However, he isn’t happy at
all.
She sings very well. However, she is a stutterer.
I respect my best friend’s ideas however we
do not have the same thoughts.
On the other hand
It is used to say something that is different from the
first thing mentioned.
Examples:
I like playing football. On the other hand, my
brother likes playing basketball.
This private school is very expensive. On the other
hand, education of the school is very well.
We had no money but, on the other hand, we were very
happy.
Even so
It is used to indicate something that is unusual or
extreme.
Examples:
This hypothesis is true, but even so, further
research is required.
This dive may be dangerous for us, even so, we have
to do it.
Your thoughts are very fanciful, but even so, they
are worth to imagine.
Though
It is used to show that two ideas are opposing one
another.
Examples:
Though it is not exactly accurate information, it is
said that there are 3 workers under the dent.
Though the meal was spicy, it was really delicious.
Though he loves his teacher very much, he did not
get used to his friends.
At the same time
It is used for two things which happen together.
Examples:
This is so people can watch TV and play playstation
games at the same time.
Child’s story made us cry and laugh at the same
time.
I study architecture at university. At the same time,
I work part-time at a firm.
Instead
It means in place of something or someone else.
Examples:There is no chocolate now, I can give you some
sugar instead.
Would you like to go to another place instead of
cinema?
Instead of complaining, you should try to be a
constructivist.
Conversely
It is used to express an idea that is different from or
opposite the other idea mentioned before
Examples:
I thought she would not come to the party; conversely,
she came to the party with her boy friend.
Women want a lot of things from their husbands. Conversely,
men don’t want many things from their wifes.
His family made a lot of effort to make their son’s
lessons better, conversely, he never made any effort.
In contrast
It is used to compare two things or people and to say
that the second one is very different from the first one.
Examples:This child is short and fat. In contrast,
her sister is tall and thin.
Some people are extroverts. In contrast, some people
are introverts.
In contrast to his big brother, he speaks English
very well.
Yet
It is used to add something that is surprising after the
first sentence which are mentioned before.
Examples:
It’s a long-term business, yet it’s more fun
than other jobs.
The weather was snowy, yet it was not cold.
That woman was short and overweight, yet somehow,
she was attractive.
Whereas
It is used for comparing two things which have
significant differences from each other .
Examples:
Chicken meat is white, whereas cow meat is red.
You can do what you want outdoors, whereas it’s
impossible to do them at home.
Her hair has a natural wave, whereas her
sister’s hair just straight.
Even though
It is used as a stronger way to say “though” or
“although”.
Examples:
He always gets the highest grade from the courses, even
though he does not work regularly.
Even though I met all the criteria needed for the
job, I was not hired.
My father will go to the work, even though he
has two painful operations.
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