'secondly' is used because there is a sequence of reasons given. 'to start with' is used for the first reason in a sequence. 'anyway' is used for a final reason which supports the main idea but is separate from the sequence.
Explanation
Multiple choice quiz on when to correctly use methods of contrast and addition in the English language.
'after' is followed by a noun, or verb+ing. In this case, It cannot be followed by 'a visit' as the preposition 'to' is needed before 'the town centre'
These are all ways of showing contrast between two piece os information. 'Although' starts a sentence where the second clause is surprising after the first. 'in spite of' is always followed by an article + noun, or a gerund 'despite' is always followed by an article + noun, or a gerund
both 'because of' and 'because' are for giving reasons. The construction is different, 'because of' + noun, 'because' + noun + verb. 'so' is used to introduce a result.
'eventually' is used after a lot of time/or problems. 'finally' is used simply for the last in a sequence of actions. 'next' is used to say that something happened after something else. In this case, 'finally' is better as it shows that the action was the end of the sequence.
'on the other hand' is used to contrast two ideas in two sentences. 'whereas' is used to connect a fact/opinion about one person/place/thing, with something different about another person/place/thing 'furthermore' is used at the start of a sentence to add additional information to support the first piece of information. More common in written English.
All these words introduce and/or connect conditions 'otherwise' = if I don't do X 'as long as' = on the condition that 'unless' = if x doesn't happen
All these words introduce and/or connect conditions 'otherwise' = if I don't do X 'in case' = because of the possibility that 'as long as' = on the condition that
'whereas' is used to connect a fact/opinion about one person/place/thing, with something different about another person/place/thing 'furthermore' us used at the start of a sentence to add additional information to support the first piece of information. More common in written English. 'in spite of' is always followed by an article + noun, or a gerund
'so' is the most common, and is quite informal.It is used to link ideas in a single sentence. 'consequently' is more formal, and usually links ideas in separate sentences. 'therefore' is an acceptable answer, but is often used in sintle sentences.
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