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Pen slide 883 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Looking for good expressions
Hi teachers~
I am looking for words to describe a situation like this.
I am thinking about getting a new watch (even though my watch is working fine.) and suddenly my watch stops working.
Are there any words to connect the two clauses?(conjunctions or adverbs)
Thank you in advance~
Top answer
) and ironically my watch stops working. ) and coincidentally my watch stops working.
- ) and ironically my watch stops working.
- ) and coincidentally my watch stops working.
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eg I am thinking about getting a new watch (even though my watch is working fine.) and ironically my watch stops working.
eg I am thinking about getting a new watch (even though my watch is working fine.) and coincidentally my watch stops working.
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