Answer: B) Even though they were only two.
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Answer: D) Despite
Answer: A) Decide what to make out of it.
Answer: A) Unless
Answer: C) Despite
Answer: C) Although
Answer: D) Many insects make sounds despite having no vocal apparatus in their throats.
Answer: D) More importantly,.
Answer: C) Contrast
Answer: C) Deny
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Adverb
Answer: B) Dependent clause.
Answer: A) Adverb clause.
Answer: A) Nevertheless
Answer: B) Although it was raining.
Answer: D) Though
Answer: B) The adverb clause indicates a contrast to the main action.
Answer: B) Although
Answer: A) Adverbial Clause (ACl).
Answer: C) Too so that.
Answer: C) Though it's not a question I can answer, I can give you some advice.-NO CHANGE POSSIBLE.
Answer: D) Although I tried my best, I couldn't win the leading role.
Answer: C) Adverb
Answer: A) He goes to work by bike despite being the managing director.
Answer: C) Concession
Answer: A) Though they may only live in nature preserves,.
Answer: B) CONTRASTING
Answer: A) Even though they're not the best of friends.
Answer: C) Although my friends begged me, I chose not to go to the reunion.
Answer: B) She is very poor.
Answer: B) Adverb clause.
Answer: A) Only to realize.
Answer: C) Even though.
Answer: D) Whereas
Answer: B) Compare/Contrast
Answer: A) Despite
Answer: C) Could
Answer: A) He doesn't do well at school.
Answer: C) Even though she is allergic.
Answer: B) Bat
Answer: A) Parents let their teen kids go out until very late at night.
Answer: A) Essential
Answer: C) They can't fly.
Answer: A) Whether-not
Answer: B) He is just an ordinary employee.
Answer: C) Admittedly
Answer: A) Contrast
Answer: B) Wasn't already.
Answer: A) A
Answer: B) On the contrary.
Answer: B) Even though.
Answer: A) Although it rained, the team practiced drills.
Answer: C) Thomas wishes he were rich.
Answer: C) Even though I was tired.
Answer: A) At
Answer: A) Although