Complete the following sentences by filling in a logical connector from the list given.

Here are the answers to your questions: Activity 4.5. Complete the following sentences by filling in a logical connector from the list given. (Connectors: as a consequence, however, otherwise, nevertheless, therefore, after some time, moreover, for example, although, eventually) 4.5.1 There are no more quaggas left; nevertheless, there are zebras all over the world. 4.5.2 You must finish your homework by tomorrow; otherwise, you have to study for the final exam. 4.5.3 Eventually, the documents will be scrutinised by the police, they will be sent back to the relevant authority. 4.5.4 The restaurant has been making losses; therefore, the owner intends to introduce many specials this month to pick up business. 4.5.5 I can play a few musical instruments, for example, the piano, the drums, and the guitar. 4.5.6 She has been trying to find a new schoolbag for the past few weeks; however, she managed to find one at the new mall. 4.5.7 Life on the farm may not be as exciting as life in the city; although, one is close to nature which provides peace and quiet. 4.5.8 The dog barks every time the postman passes by; as a consequence, it starts howling. 4.5.9 Let us not be complacent with our play in the semi-finals; moreover, we may lose in the final round. 4.5.10 He gained weight, as a consequence, of his unhealthy eating habits. CLASSWORK '26 May' - Parts of Speech Identify the parts of speech of the underlined words in the following sentences: 1. I cooked breakfast and lunch but Steve dinner. but*: Conjunction 2. We played basketball. We*: Pronoun 3. I have an umbrella. have*: Verb 4. She drives a red van. red*: Adjective 5. I left my notebook on the desk. on*: Preposition Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.