Grammar and Language Workbook

4. Whenever the moon shines, we marvel at the simple beauty of the natural
world.
5. I know him better than I know her, but I know neither well.
6. We will go where you like.

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7. Both Mike and Paula discussed it, and Joe and Sheila considered it, too.
8. The rhythm of this music is delightful, inasmuch as it has a special tempo.
9. Whether we take the chance or not, we’ll always appreciate your offer.
10. We played the game again and again until we wore out, but it remained beyond
our skill.
11. Just as it snowed on our last outing, so it will probably rain on this one.
12. Whereas it is true that I said that, it is not true that I meant it.
13. It is a lovely story, for everything worked out in the end.
14. The rocket soared higher and higher into the wide blue sky, as if it were an
arrow from a mighty bow.
15. The whale swam near our boat and then raised a flipper out of the water.
16. I couldn’t remember her name, nor could anyone else.
17. The horses ran across the field, but the colt stayed near its mother.
18. Belinda and Jennifer saw the movie, and neither of them liked it.
19. Either that is the solution to the mystery, or there is none.
20. I will let the cat out as soon as I finish the matzo balls.
21. We waited for you, though you had probably forgotten about us.
22. Not only did Bob get me a birthday present, but also Karen gave me a card.
23. As far as I am concerned, we should try again.
24. Talia told us everything, yet somehow something is still missing.
25. If you go to the soccer match, may I have a ride?
26. So that we might expedite this process, could you fill out this form again?
27. Before you say anything, Nina, count slowly to ten.