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1.
since
although
in case
it was very cold, he went out without an over-coat.
2. You have to go on,
whatever
whichever
however
difficulties you meet.
3. You will fail
so that
if
unless
you work harder.
4. I don't remember
why
which
what
he was talking about.
5.
since
so that
though
we have no money left, we can't buy that.
6. We were held up in the traffic jam
which
that
as
meant we would be late.
7. He saw him
until
once
as
he was getting off the bus.
8. He never listens to what I say
which
what
who
makes me angry.
9. Anyone
whose
who
which
so wishes may leave.
10. It will be three years
when
since
before
we meet again.
11. Mary
who
whose
whom
parents had died, lived with her aunt.
12.
whichever
however
whatever
the others say, I won't go.
13.
whatever
whichever
whenever
book he chooses, I'll be happy, but I prefer that one.
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