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Instead of, unlike or whereas

Unlike = different from a particular person or thing

Example:

Unlike new shoes, the shoes you can buy from the flea market are very cheap.

Instead of = in the place of somebody something

Example:

Instead of giving up, he just tried one more time.

Whereas = used to compare or contrast two facts

Example:

I never watch TV whereas my parents are addicted to it.

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1. My sister only eats rubbish I only eat raw food.

2. most teachers, Anton teaches only the things he has learned from experience.

3. Anton is not used to getting up early his brother gets up at 4 am every day.

4. other chickpea seeds you can buy from the Internet, the chickpeas from that company have a 100 % germination rate.

5. just sleeping, he learns English until midnight by reading a book.

6. buying the broccoli from the supermarket which is not fresh, I let my own broccoli seeds grow in sprout towers.

7. Some people choose to go to the beach for their holiday, others prefer climbing in the mountains.

8. most other teachers, this teacher is very entertaining.

9. just lying in bed, unable to sleep, I immediately started the new day.

10. My father often listens to the radio me, who prefers silence.

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