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Watch it here .  \nArno  \n1. However  \n- This is a direct synonym for “but”.  \n- However, it is more formal so it will get you more points!  \n-  Note! It requires a different grammar.  \n- You have to start a new sentence.  \n- I wanted to go to the gym, but I was too busy.  \n- I wanted to go to the gym. However, I was too busy.  \nFollow us on social media for the best tips & tricks for the   @arno_english  @ArnoLearning @go_arno  \nArno  \n2. On balance  \n- Great for questions in which you need to discuss advantages and disadvantages, which is common on the DET.  \n- Working from home has become popular, but working inan office is still common. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. Which do you prefer and why?  \nProvide examples.  \n- Useful when you want to state your opinion succinctly.  \n- Although there are advantages and disadvantages to both, on balance I prefer working from home.  \nFollow us on social media for the best tips & tricks for the   @arno_english  @ArnoLearning @go_arno  \nArno  \n3. Nonetheless  \n- Also great for questions in which you need to discuss advantages and disadvantages  \n- You can use it to transition from one side of the argument to the other.  \nFollow us on social media for the best tips & tricks for the   @arno_english  @ArnoLearning @go_arno  \nArno  \n3. Nonetheless  \nThere are many advantages to working from home. First, it is more convenient. I do not have to commute to the office, so I save time. Second, it is cheaper. I do not have to go to a restaurant for lunch. Third, my home is more comfortable than the office.  \nNonetheless, there are disadvantages to working from home. The main disadvantage is that I don’t get to spend time with my colleagues. In addition, Ido not get to see as much of my city because I’m at home all day.  \nFollow us on social media for the best tips & tricks for the   @arno_english  @ArnoLearning @go_arno  \nArno  \n4. As a result  \n- This is a synonym for the simpler word “so”.  \n-  Note! It requires a different grammar.  \n- You have to start a new sentence.  \n- It was raining, so we did not go to the park.  \n- It was raining. As a result, we did not go to the park.  \nFollow us on social media for the best tips & tricks for the   @arno_english  @ArnoLearning @go_arno  \nArno  \n5. In contrast  \n- This is an elegant way to show difference.  \n- It’s a synonym for “but” or “however” (but not a direct synonym) .  \n- I like chocolate ice cream. In contrast, my girlfriend likes vanilla.  \n- Paris is expensive. 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