Home work

1.They are reducing bus and train fares (in order to) encourage more peaple to use public transport. 2.(Therefore) we have got an hour until the plane leaves, let's go for a coffee. 3.(Even though) Pamela is still at school she's already a bestselling novelist. -Honestly, I don't know the difference between "even so" and "even though" I think it's the same meaning... Could you give me some example sentences? 4.You can use my laptop computer, (provided) you promise to take very good care of it 5.Mrs smith wants to go snorkelling in Florida this summer, (whereas) Mr smith wants to go and play golf in Scotland. Today, I was soooo nervous. But you(Cam, of course you) really led me a good way. I really appreciate you. Thank you take care.

Hello Sir Young, good evening! Thank you so much for doing a great job in our first day of our class.^^ I didn\'t even notice you were nervous because you were really conversant.. You are such a very good speaker..^^ By the way... We use \'even though\' as an alternative to \'though\' or \'although\' when the ideas expressed appear more extreme or surprising:Example:1. Even though over a week has passed since the earthquake struck, the authorities have stated that it may still be possible to find survivors under the rubble.2. They made me feel as if I was one of the family, even though I\'d never met any of them before. Even so is an adverb and is used for introducing a statement that seems surprising after what has been said before.Example: 1. This time she has kept her promises faithfully. Even so, I don\'t really trust her.2. I know you have good vocabulary, but, even so, you should use a dictionary. I hope this may help you a lot Sir Young..:) Talk to you again tomorrow my dear and take care always.. xoxoTeacher Cam^^ 1.They are reducing bus and train fares (in order to) encourage more peaple to usepublic transport.>>They are reducing bus and train fares so as to encourage more peaple to usepublic transport.2.(Therefore) we have got an hour until the plane leaves, let\'s go for a coffee.>>Since we have got an hour until the plane leaves, let\'s go for a coffee.3.(Even though) Pamela is still at school she\'s already a bestselling novelist.>>correct-Honestly, I don\'t know the difference between \"even so\" and \"even though\" >>correctI think it\'s the same meaning... >>correct >>I think it has the same meaning..Could you give me some example sentences?>>correct4.You can use my laptop computer,(provided) you promise to take very good care of it >>correct5.Mrs smith wants to go snorkelling in Florida this summer,(whereas) Mr smith wants to go and play golf in Scotland.>>correctToday, I was soooo nervous.>>correctBut you(Cam, of course you) really led me a good way. >>correctI really appreciate you. Thank you take care. >>correct