〔46〕接続詞

〔46〕 接続詞
(1)I am studying because I have an exam tomorrow.
(2)Since it is raining, the match will be postponed.
(3)He is very happy, for he won the lottery.
(4)She is admired by her colleagues, for she is always helpful.
(5)I am studying because I have an exam tomorrow.
(6)Since it is raining, the match will be postponed.
(7)He is very popular, for he has a great sense of humor.
(8)We went to the beach and watched the sunset.
(9)She bought apples and oranges from the market.
(10)Save money, and you can buy a new car.
(11)Follow the instructions, and you will build it correctly.
(12)Would you like tea or coffee?
(13)You can stay here or come with us.
(14)Speak up, or they won’t hear you.
(15)Leave early, or you will miss the train.
(16)The book is short but interesting.
(17)I wanted to go out but it was raining.
(18)She is young, yet very mature for her age.
(19)The task is difficult, yet not impossible.
(20)It was raining, so we stayed indoors.
(21)They needed help, so I offered my assistance.
(22)He does not like tea. He does not like coffee, either.
(23)He does not like tea, nor does he like coffee.
(24)The movie was not exciting, nor was it interesting.
(25)She can’t play the guitar, nor can she play the piano.
(26)She is both intelligent and hardworking.
(27)The movie is both entertaining and intellectually stimulating.
(28)She is not tired but excited.
(29)This is not a weakness but a strength.
(30)He not only sings but also plays the guitar.
(31)The book is not only informative but also entertaining.
(32)He plays the guitar as well as sings.
(33)The book is entertaining as well as informative.
(34)You can either stay here or come with us.
(35)We can either go out for dinner or cook at home.
(36)She is neither a singer nor a dancer.
(37)This dish is neither spicy nor salty.
(38)I heard that she would move to Sapporo soon.
(39)She believes that we can solve this problem.
(40)The teacher explained that the Earth revolves around the Sun.
(41)He mentioned that he would be leaving early tomorrow.
(42)It is evident that he has been practicing a lot.
(43)It is unlikely that they will agree to our proposal.
(44)It is obvious that they have made a significant progress.
(45)I find it amazing that he learned to play the piano so quickly.
(46)She thought it strange that the store was closed on a weekday.
(47)He considers it important that we act immediately.
(48)The news that the project was successful made everyone happy.
(49)You can’t deny the fact that you made a mistake.
(50)The idea that we can travel to Mars is fascinating.
(51)It is important to know if the information is accurate.
(52)He asked if I needed soome help.
(53)I wonder if she will come to the party.
(54)()[sayit]I am not sure whether I should attend the meeting.
(55)The question whether he will join us remains unanswered.
(56)He is debating whether to accept the job offer.
(57)It was difficult to determine whether to proceed with the proposal.
(58)It’s uncertain whether they will agree to the terms or not.
(59)We need to consider whether to continue the project or not.
(60)I will call you when I arrive.
(61)She will be disappointed if you don’t come.
(62)Dogs bark when they see strangers.　
(63)She cries when she watches a sad movie.
(64)I knew her when she lived in Tokyo.
(65)They were playing when it started raining.
(66)I won’t eat as I have already had lunch.
(67)I can’t go out because I have lost my keys.
(68)We will go on a picnic when he comes back.
(69)They will dance when the music starts.
(70)We will play games when it rains.
(71)She will cook dinner when her mother comes home.
(72)If she finds the book, she will read it.
(73)If it snows, we will build a snowman.
(74)She will call me before she travels.
(75)They will pack their bags before they leave.
(76)They will exercise after they finish work.
(77)I will take a nap after I eat lunch.
(78)She will call as soon as she arrives.
(79)They will start the meeting as soon as the boss enters.
(80)I will wait here until he comes.
(81)They will dance until the music stops.
(82)I will study till the sun rises.
(83)She will play till her mother calls.
(84)I will leave by the time he arrives.
(85)They will clean the room by the time the guests come.
(86)She won’t know the truth unless someone tells her.
(87)The plants will die unless they get water.
(88)Once they start, they won’t stop.
(89)Once you see it, you’ll love it.
(90)The next time you visit, bring your dog.
(91)The next time they play, I’ll join.
(92)The moment he arrives, we’ll start the meeting.
(93)The moment they hear the news, they’ll be shocked.
(94)I don’t know when she will leave for Sendai.
(95)She isn’t sure when they will start the movie.
(96)I’m not certain if he will come to the party.
(97)They want to know if we will join them.
(98)You won’t get better unless you take your medicine.
(99)I can’t help you unless you tell me what's wrong.
(100)I’ll be surprised if Jim doesn’t have an accident.
(101)If you don’t take your medicine, you won’t get better.
(102)If you don’t tell me what’s wrong, I can’t help you.
(103)She always smiles when she sees her children.
(104)When I finished reading the book, I felt so inspired.
(105)He checked all the windows before he left the house.
(106)Before the concert started, the audience was very excited.
(107)The meeting started after he arrived.
(108)After they discussed the issue, they found a solution.
(109)I waited until he finished speaking.
(110)Till she knew all the answers, she studied.
(111)She listens to music while she works.
(112)While I was cooking, the phone rang.
(113)I haven’t seen him since we graduated.
(114)Since she got a new job, she has been very happy.
(115)The children ran outside as soon as it stopped raining.
(116)As soon as he heard the news, he called me.
(117)She never changes it once she makes up her mind.
(118)Once you understand the basics, the rest is easy.
(119)I stayed home because it was raining.
(120)Because she passed the exam, she is happy.
(121)We should go home since it’s late.
(122)Since we have enough time, let’s discuss this in detail.
(123)We started without you as you were not there.
(124)As he is an expert, he can give us good advice.
(125)Now that the rain has stopped, we can go for a walk.
(126)Now that you are here, we can start the meeting.
(127)She is studying hard so that she can pass her exams.
(128)We arrived early so that we could get good seats.
(129)Please explain the instructions clearly so that everyone will understand.
(130)He whispered so that he would not disturb others.
(131)They are discussing the project so that they may find a better solution.
(132)He studied the map carefully so that he might not get lost.
(133)In order that the children might learn more effectively, the teacher used various teaching aids.　
(134)We left early in order that we might avoid traffic.
(135)Take an umbrella in case it rains.
(136)Carry some cash in case the store doesn’t accept cards.
(137)Take an umbrella in case it should rain.
(138)Bring some extra food in case we should get lost on the hike.
(139)I’ll save this document in case it should be needed later.
(140)He speaks slowly lest he should be misunderstood.
(141)He spoke carefully lest he should offend anyone.
(142)She checked her work twice lest she should make a mistake.
(143)He spoke softly lest he should wake the baby.
(144)The book was so interesting that I read it in one day.
(145)It was so cold that the lake froze over.
(146)He spoke so quickly that I couldn’t understand him.
(147)He drove so recklessly that he nearly caused an accident.
(148)She is such a talented artist that her paintings are in high demand.
(149)It was such a beautiful day that we decided to go for a hike.
(150)They told such an interesting story that everyone listened attentively.
(151)The company expanded rapidly, so that it became one of the largest in the industry.
(152)The weather turned very cold, so that the lake froze over completely.
(153)Though he tried hard, he couldn’t solve the problem.
(154)Although it was raining, they decided to go hiking.
(155)Even if you’re busy, you should take breaks.
(156)Even if she doesn’t agree, we will proceed with the plan.
(157)He will attend the meeting even if it rains.
(158)Whether you study at home or in the library, it’s important to stay focused.
(159)Whether he wins or loses, he always remains gracious.
(160)Young as he is, he has already achieved much.
(161)Talented as she is, she remains humble.
(162)Carefully as she plans, things don’t always go as expected.
(163)Hard as she works, she never complains.
(164)Child as he is, he understands the importance of responsibility.
(165)Doctor as she is, she always strives to learn more.
(166)You can stay here as long as you are quiet.
(167)As long as the sun shines, we can play outside.
(168)You can borrow my book as long as you return it by next week.
(169)As long as you follow the rules, you’ll be fine.
(170)As far as I can tell, the project is on schedule.
(171)As far as he’s concerned, money isn’t important.
(172)As far as the course content is concerned, it primarily deals with modern history.
(173)As far as the hiking trail goes, it extends up to the mountain summit.
(174)As technology advances, our lives become easier.
(175)As the discussion continued, more ideas were generated.
(176)As the clock struck twelve, the fireworks began.
(177)As she opened the book, her imagination began to soar.
(178)Do as I say.
(179)He acted as instructed, ensuring everything was done correctly.
(180)While I enjoy reading, my friend prefers watching movies.
(181)I enjoy reading, while my friend prefers watching movies.
(182)While technology brings convenience, it also brings challenges.
(183)Technology brings convenience, while it also brings challenges.
(184)While some students find mathematics challenging, others find it exciting.
(185)Some students find mathematics challenging, while others find it exciting.