USE OTHER ADVERBS CONNECTORS CORRECTLY

Also known as subordinator connectors

Subordinators
These join a dependent clause to an independent clause. They occur at the
beginning of sentences with a comma separating the clause mid-sentence or they occur mid-sentence with no comma.

CONTRAST ADVERB CONNECTORS

ALTHOUGH EVEN THOUGH THOUGH WHILE WHEREAS

Even though, though, although

Though, even though or although show a situation which is contrary to the main clause to express opposition. Even though, though and although are all synonyms. Comma

Though it was raining, he continued walking.

Dependent clause

Independent clause

He walked though it was raining.

Independent clause Dependent clause

No comma

Comma

Even though it was expensive, he bought the car.

Dependent clause Independent clause

He bought the car even though it was expensive.

Independent clause Dependent clause

No comma

Comma

Although hes ugly, hes got a nice body.

Dependent clause Independent clause

Hes got a nice body although hes ugly

Independent clause Dependent clause

No comma

Whereas, while
Whereas and while show clauses in direct opposition to each other. Notice that you should always use a comma with 'whereas' and 'while'.

Comma

Whereas you have lots of time to do your homework, I have very little time indeed.

Dependent clause

Comma

Independent clause

Mary is rich, while I am poor. Independent clause Dependent clause

CONDITION ADVERB CONNECTORS

IF IN CASE PROVIDED PROVIDING UNLESS WHETHER

 'If' clauses express the conditions necessary for the result. If clauses are
followed by expected results based on the condition.

IF, PROVIDED (THAT)

If we win, we'll go to Kelly's to celebrate!

She would buy a house if she had enough money.

 'Whether or not' expresses the idea that neither one condition or another
matters; the result will be the same. Notice the possibility of inversion (Whether they have money or not) with 'whether or not'.

WHETHER

They won't be able to come whether or not they have enough money.

Whether they have money or not, they won't be able to come.

 'Unless' expresses the idea of 'if not' Example: Unless she hurries up, we
won't arrive in time. MEANS THE SAME AS: If she doesn't hurry up, we won't arrive in time.

UNLESS

Unless she hurries up, we won't arrive in time.

We won't go unless he arrives soon.

PLACE ADVERB CONNECTORS

WHERE, WHEREVER
Where and wherever can be used as conjunction that refers to define place

It serves as an energizer in a majority government where the ruling party holds more than 50% of parliamentary seats.

Wherever I am, I can always see the moon.

MANNER ADVERB CONNECTORS

AS, IN THAT
In that, introduce a statement that amplifies and justifies an (immediately) preceding assertion. It is a rather formal construction.

The Company was found guilty of negligence in that it failed to properly supervise the work of its subcontractors.

As it failed to properly supervise the work of its subcontractors, the Company was found guilty of negligence.