Question

Fill in the blank with appropriate conjunction (discourse markers) and give an explanation for the questions.

1. ______falling midway through the race, she won the race easily.
2. GDP in developing countries _____ Vietnam will continuous growing at high race.
3. Alex and David are studying together______ third grade.
4. Helen acts and sing ______ she dances everyday.
5. I was _______ furious with him.
6. ________, no less than nine of our agents have passed information to us.
7. she made a few mistake but did well______.
8. Consult us face to face.______, you may telephone us direct if you wish.
9. you may never be another Hemingway, ______you can learn to write well.
10. she found her mistake. _____, she can instantly identify her baby's cry.
11. The bill was enacted by the _____ labour government.​

Answer 1

Im,have,in,whenever, mercilessly,

Answer 2

1. Despite falling midway through the race, she won the race easily.

Step-by-step explanation: "Despite" is used to contrast the unexpected event of falling with the outcome of winning the race easily.

2. GDP in developing countries, including Vietnam, will continue growing at a high rate.

Step-by-step explanation: "including" is used to provide an example of a developing country, emphasizing that Vietnam is one of them.

3. Alex and David are studying together in the third grade.

Step-by-step explanation: "in" is used to indicate the specific grade level at which Alex and David are studying together.

4. Helen acts and sings, as well as she dances every day.

Step-by-step explanation: The word "as well as" is a coordinating conjunction that is used to join two clauses that are of equal importance.

5. I was absolutely furious with him.

Explanation: "absolutely" is used to intensify the degree of fury, emphasizing the strong emotion felt towards him.

6. Furthermore, no less than nine of our agents have passed information to us.

Explanation: "Furthermore" is used to introduce additional information, emphasizing the number of agents who have passed information.

7. She made a few mistakes but did well overall.

Step-by-step explanation: The word "overall" is an adverb that can be used to describe a general impression or conclusion.

8. Consult us face to face; alternatively, you may telephone us directly if you wish.

Explanation: The word "alternatively" is a coordinating conjunction that is used to join two options.

9. You may never be another Hemingway, but you can learn to write well.

Step-by-step explanation: "but" is used to contrast the idea that one may not become another Hemingway with the possibility of learning to write well.

10. She found her mistake; moreover, she can instantly identify her baby's cry.

Explanation: "Moreover" is used to add another point, indicating that in addition to finding her mistake, she possesses the ability to identify her baby's cry instantly.

11. The bill was enacted by the previous Labour government.

Explanation: "previous" is used to indicate that the bill was enacted by a Labour government that was in power before the current one.

Note: It may be different in different conditions.