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                 B.  Complete the dialogue with a correlative conjunction.

                    Fiona     I need to buy a watch battery. Can you see any?
                    Ben       What type do you need?
                    Fiona     Are they all different?
                    Ben       There are 1         many kinds of watch battery as there are fish in the sea!  Do you have
                              your watch with you?
                    Fiona     No. I could buy this pack. It has lots of different watch batteries in it.
                    Ben       No, don’t get those. They’re rubbish. No 2       do you fit them when they run out. You
                              should 3         open your watch to find out what battery you need, or take it to a jeweller
                              to fit a new battery.
                    Fiona     I’ll find out what battery it takes. Taking it to a jeweller is both time-consuming 4
                              expensive.
                    Ben       Not really. It probably costs as much to buy a good watch battery 5      to take your
                              watch to a jeweller. It depends 6      you want to risk damaging the watch while you
                              open it or get someone who knows what they’re doing to change your battery.
                    Fiona     Good point. Well, I’ll leave the watch battery for now then. But I need 7      a battery for
                              my watch but 8          some for my bike lights.
                    Ben       What kind of battery?
                    Fiona     Gosh, I don’t know. Probably 9        AA or AAA.  Look, this packet includes
                              10          AA and AAA batteries. I might get that. The other batteries will come in useful.
                    Ben       Are you sure? My bike light takes 11       AA nor AAA batteries.
                    Fiona     Doesn’t it?  Well, I’m pretty sure my bike light takes either one or the other, and I’d 12
                              buy these and trust my luck than go home and check and come into town again.
                    Ben       Suit yourself!



                 C.  Complete the sentences using your own words.
                   1. Nuclear power is not only                                                            .
                   2. Coal is neither                                                                      .
                   3. If you want to create your own energy at home, you can either                        .
                   4. Wind power is not as                                                                 .
                   5. Scarcely had we fitted the solar panels                                              .
                   6. Scientists are unsure whether                                                        .


                 D.  Rewrite the sentences using a correlative conjunction with the words in brackets.
                   1. I got my car fixed. Immediately I crashed it. (sooner)
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                   2. I don’t really want to go climbing. I’d like to hike. (rather)
                                                                     .
                   3. His wife is clever. She’s attractive, too. (not only)
                                                                     .
                   4. There are an equal number of blue plates and red plates. (many)
                                                                     .
                   5. We can have pizza. Another option is burgers. (either)
                                                                     .
                   6. I don’t know what to do. I could get a job or do a college course. (whether)

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