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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

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Since when is she no longer working? S-n-e -h-n--s -he-no--ong-r-work--g? S---- w--- i- s-- n- l----- w------- S-n-e w-e- i- s-e n- l-n-e- w-r-i-g- ------------------------------------ Since when is she no longer working? 0
Since her marriage? S-n-- -er-marr-ag-? S---- h-- m-------- S-n-e h-r m-r-i-g-? ------------------- Since her marriage? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Ye----h-----no-lon--- ---ki----i--e-s---go--marr--d. Y--- s-- i- n- l----- w------ s---- s-- g-- m------- Y-s- s-e i- n- l-n-e- w-r-i-g s-n-e s-e g-t m-r-i-d- ---------------------------------------------------- Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. S-n----h- go- -arri-d---h--s -o l---er ---k-n-. S---- s-- g-- m------- s---- n- l----- w------- S-n-e s-e g-t m-r-i-d- s-e-s n- l-n-e- w-r-i-g- ----------------------------------------------- Since she got married, she’s no longer working. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. S------h----a-- m------h-o-he----h-y --- hap--. S---- t--- h--- m-- e--- o----- t--- a-- h----- S-n-e t-e- h-v- m-t e-c- o-h-r- t-e- a-e h-p-y- ----------------------------------------------- Since they have met each other, they are happy. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. S-n-- --e--h-v---ad -hi-d--n,-th-y ra-e-y----ou-. S---- t--- h--- h-- c-------- t--- r----- g- o--- S-n-e t-e- h-v- h-d c-i-d-e-, t-e- r-r-l- g- o-t- ------------------------------------------------- Since they have had children, they rarely go out. 0
When does she call? Whe- -o-- -----a--? W--- d--- s-- c---- W-e- d-e- s-e c-l-? ------------------- When does she call? 0
When driving? W-en-d--v---? W--- d------- W-e- d-i-i-g- ------------- When driving? 0
Yes, when she is driving. Y-s- --e----e-is-d-iv-n-. Y--- w--- s-- i- d------- Y-s- w-e- s-e i- d-i-i-g- ------------------------- Yes, when she is driving. 0
She calls while she drives. She-ca------il----- -r----. S-- c---- w---- s-- d------ S-e c-l-s w-i-e s-e d-i-e-. --------------------------- She calls while she drives. 0
She watches TV while she irons. S-e----c-es -V-w-i-- she-iro-s. S-- w------ T- w---- s-- i----- S-e w-t-h-s T- w-i-e s-e i-o-s- ------------------------------- She watches TV while she irons. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. S-e -isten- to-m--i---h--e s-e--o-s-he- wor-. S-- l------ t- m---- w---- s-- d--- h-- w---- S-e l-s-e-s t- m-s-c w-i-e s-e d-e- h-r w-r-. --------------------------------------------- She listens to music while she does her work. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. I --n-t --- --yth--g-when-I-do----have glasses. I c---- s-- a------- w--- I d---- h--- g------- I c-n-t s-e a-y-h-n- w-e- I d-n-t h-v- g-a-s-s- ----------------------------------------------- I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. I-c-n’- u--ers-an- ---thin- -he- th----sic -- -o--oud. I c---- u--------- a------- w--- t-- m---- i- s- l---- I c-n-t u-d-r-t-n- a-y-h-n- w-e- t-e m-s-c i- s- l-u-. ------------------------------------------------------ I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. I --n’---me-l--ny----- ---n - --v- ----ld. I c---- s---- a------- w--- I h--- a c---- I c-n-t s-e-l a-y-h-n- w-e- I h-v- a c-l-. ------------------------------------------ I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. W--l--t-k--a-t--i -f i--r--ns. W---- t--- a t--- i- i- r----- W-’-l t-k- a t-x- i- i- r-i-s- ------------------------------ We’ll take a taxi if it rains. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. We--- tr-v-- a-ound --e-wo-l- i- ---wi--t-- lo--er-. W---- t----- a----- t-- w---- i- w- w-- t-- l------- W-’-l t-a-e- a-o-n- t-e w-r-d i- w- w-n t-e l-t-e-y- ---------------------------------------------------- We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. We’------rt-eati---i- he d-e-n---c-----o-n. W---- s---- e----- i- h- d------ c--- s---- W-’-l s-a-t e-t-n- i- h- d-e-n-t c-m- s-o-. ------------------------------------------- We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. 0

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