1. but after since after that although while because if (and) then in order to before so as instead (of) therefore incidentally let alone even if as well as whereas that is besides after all nevertheless in spite of thus as long as or and even though despite despite the fact 2. She could do that, but she is very show off. I am sure you can try harder, however, you are not willing for that. Although she is too young, she is very mature. Instead of eating junky food, eat something healthier. Since last year, she is trying every single day to do the right thing. 3. Present Perfect Past Present I studied a lot yesterday. I study English everyday. Future I will study English tomorrow. I am going to study English tomorrow. 4. Present Perfect Past Present I studied a lot yesterday. I study English everyday. Future I will study English tomorrow. I am going to study English tomorrow. I have studied English for 30 hours I have studied English since 2,000. A have already studied English today. I have just studied English. I havent studied English yet. 5. Participle 6. Present Perfect I have just Acabei de I have just spoken to Julie. I have just eaten all the cheese. She has just seen John. Have you just seen John? I havent just drunk that. 7. Translate Eu acabei de jogar esse jogo chato. Ela acabou de matar o pavo Ele acabou de falar isso. Voc acabou de chegar de Paris. I have just played this boring game. She has just killed the peacock. He has just spoken about this. You have just got (arrived) from Paris. 8. Put the correct conjunction Although, and, because, but, since, until, when. 1 Things were different _____ I was young. 2 I do it _____ I like it. 3 Let us wait here _____ the rain stops. 4 You cannot be a lawyer _____ a doctor at the same time. 5 _______________ she is a good person, she talks too much.