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| Please I need help with these sentences: 1)'Our dinning room is a place which we keep strictly for eating as opposed to/whereas the sitting room, which is for sitting,talking and watching TV.' * In this sentence my workbook says that the right answer is 'as opposed to', but I can't see the difference. 2)'the weather is likely to be dry and warm.In the far north-west of Scotland, however/whereas, it will be wet and windy.' * In this one it says that 'however' is right but I don't understand why 'whereas' can't be right. 3)'By and large I'm very pleased with their work on our home. At any rate/having said that I think they could have made a better job of the painting'. * In number 3 the correct answer is 'having said that'. Why not ' at any rate'. thank you very much. ANa |
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| 1)'Our dinning room is a place which we keep strictly for eating as opposed to/whereas the sitting room, which is for sitting,talking and watching TV.' ** I think that if you choose whereas the sentence is incomplete, the other reason is that :whereas is used to contrast facts, but as opposed to is used to contrast things. 2)'the weather is likely to be dry and warm.In the far north-west of Scotland, however/whereas, it will be wet and windy.' ** however here means although I hope I am correct, anyway we will see what tdol says about that |
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