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    2 BAC / EXPRESS ADDITION & CONCESSION instr. Abdelkarim F. 2 BAC / EXPRESS ADDITION & CONCESSION instr. Abdelkarim F.

    A UNDERLINE THE EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS ADDITION AND WRITE THEM IN A UNDERLINE THE EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS ADDITION AND WRITE THEM
    THE BOX : IN THE BOX :

    In addition, In addition,

    1. Many women didn’t have any education rights. In addition, they had no voting rights. 1. Many women didn’t have any education rights. In addition, they had no voting rights.
    2. Women had no education rights. Also, they didn’t have any voting rights. 2. Women had no education rights. Also, they didn’t have any voting rights.

    3. In some societies, women couldn’t inherit. Additionally, they couldn’t own property. 3. In some societies, women couldn’t inherit. Additionally, they couldn’t own property.

    4. Through our literacy program many illiterate women will learn how to read and write. 4. Through our literacy program many illiterate women will learn how to read and write.

    Moreover, they’ll learn many social and job skills. Moreover, they’ll learn many social and job skills.
    5. Women can make great politicians. They can make great leaders, as well. 5. Women can make great politicians. They can make great leaders, as well.

    6. This young woman is a talented guitarist. She can play the piano and other musical 6. This young woman is a talented guitarist. She can play the piano and other musical

    instrument really well, too. instrument really well, too.


    B UNDERLINE THE EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS CONCESSION AND WRITE THEM B UNDERLINE THE EXPRESSIONS USED TO EXPRESS CONCESSION AND WRITE
    IN THE BOX : THEM IN THE BOX :

    but but

    1. Women had some social rights in the past, but they didn’t have any political rights. 1. Women had some social rights in the past, but they didn’t have any political rights.
    2. Women had some social rights in the past. However, they had no political rights. 2. Women had some social rights in the past. However, they had no political rights.

    3. Women had some social rights in the past. Yet , they had no political rights. 3. Women had some social rights in the past. Yet , they had no political rights.

    4. Although women had some social rights, they had no political rights. 4. Although women had some social rights, they had no political rights.

    5. Women in the past had no political rights although they had some social rights. 5. Women in the past had no political rights although they had some social rights.

    6. Even though many women had some social rights, they had no political rights. 6. Even though many women had some social rights, they had no political rights.

    7. Despite being illiterate, my grandmother is a very wise woman. 7. Despite being illiterate, my grandmother is a very wise woman.

    8. Despite poverty , these girls continued to attend school to achieve their dreams. 8. Despite poverty , these girls continued to attend school to achieve their dreams.

    PRACTICE : PRACTICE :
    A. USE THE EXPRESSIONS GIVEN IN BRACKETS TO EXPRESS ADDITION OR A. USE THE EXPRESSIONS GIVEN IN BRACKETS TO EXPRESS ADDITION OR
    CONCESSION. WRITE THE ANSWERS DOWN IN YOUR COPYBOOK. CONCESSION. WRITE THE ANSWERS DOWN IN YOUR COPYBOOK.
    - Ex: No one had invited him. He came to the party. (though) - Ex: No one had invited him. He came to the party. (though)
    Though no one had invited him , he came to the party. Though no one had invited him , he came to the party.
    1. She’s a prominent intellectual. She’s a social activist. ( also) 1. She’s a prominent intellectual. She’s a social activist. ( also)
    2. My sister is a working woman. She managed to raise great kids. ( despite ) 2. My sister is a working woman. She managed to raise great kids. ( despite )
    2. I can compose rap music . I can sing and break-dance. ( too ) 2. I can compose rap music . I can sing and break-dance. ( too )
    3. The salary wasn’t great. She took the job. ( yet ) 3. The salary wasn’t great. She took the job. ( yet )
    4. He’s an Arabic teacher . He can speak three other different languages. ( in addition ) 4. He’s an Arabic teacher . He can speak three other different languages. ( in addition )
    5. He likes action movies. His wife likes romance films. ( but ) 5. He likes action movies. His wife likes romance films. ( but )
    B. WRITE A SENTENCE OF YOUR OWN IN WHICH YOU EXPRESS CONCESSION AND B. WRITE A SENTENCE OF YOUR OWN IN WHICH YOU EXPRESS CONCESSION AND
    ANOTHER IN WHICH YOU EXPRESS ADDITION. ANOTHER IN WHICH YOU EXPRESS ADDITION.

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