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Clauses Of Contrast ((top))

While these aren't technically "clauses" (they are conjunctive adverbs), they are essential for showing contrast between two separate sentences.

The balance was restored! The structure held. clauses of contrast

When a clause of contrast starts a sentence (e.g., with "Although" or "While"), always use a comma to separate it from the main clause. Summary Table with "Although" or "While")

If you want to use a full clause after these, you must add "the fact that." whereas my brother prefers coffee.

Often used in formal writing to highlight a direct comparison. Example: I prefer tea, whereas my brother prefers coffee.

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