Activity |. Directions: Read the sentences carefully and identify the adversative transition signals used in the sentences. Underline the adversative transition signals

1. Although he is not feeling well, he still continues doing her work.
2. Even though he appears to be strong in front of us, but he still has a soft within.
3. The helicopter managed to lands safely in spite of heavy rain, thunder and lightning.
4. You are doing the right thing, though I think you could still do a lot better.
5. Yes, I felt disappointed with the result of my sacrifices, but I just look them as a learning experience and a motivation do better next time.
6. I don't want you to make decision while you are mad.
7. Anything that is too much is indeed bad for us.
8. Dog is a man's best friend; on the other hand, a Pit Bull may become you worst enemy.
9. She listened carefully to the discussion, yet she got a low score.
10. There may be a little chance that the project will be approved ; nevertheless, what is important is that we all did our best​