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Your favorite Thanksgiving traditions explained

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1ERE - PLACEMAT - THE STORY OF THANKSGIVING

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G1 - Video (PART 1) - Debunking the story of Thanksgiving

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G1 - Video (PART 1) - Debunking the story of Thanksgiving

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G1 - Video (PART 2) - Debunking the story of Thanksgiving 

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G1 - Video (PART 2) - Debunking the story of Thanksgiving 

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The_First_Thanksgiving by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris, 1912

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Linking words : contrast

B2

We use linking words to join ideas when talking or writing. Sometimes we want to express a contrast between opposing ideas to highlight the difference between two concepts or topics .

We can use linking words like ' whereas', 'while' and 'unlike' to do this.

We can use 'whereas' or 'while' at the beginning of a sentence or in the middle of a sentence. It is used in front of a clause (group of words witha a subject and a verb).

Ex: Thanksgiving is a joyfyl celebration for most Americans whereas / while it is a day of mourning and grief for Native Americans.

WARNING

'Whereas' means the same as 'while' in sentences expressing contrast. It does not mean the same as 'while' when 'while' refers to time:
Ex: The south has a hot, dry climate, whereas/while the north has a milder, wetter climate.
The secretary took care of my appointments while I was away from the office.

Not: ... whereas I was away from the office.

People believed that the Pilgrims were very civilised, unlike Native Americans.

Unlike the Pilgrims, Native Americans held Harvest ceremonies even before the First Thanksgiving.

The settlers decided to slaughter Native tribes instead of searching for peaceful solutions.

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Presentation: Linking words : contrast B2 We use linking words to join ideas when talking or writing. Sometimes we want to express a contrast between opposing ideas to highlight the difference between two concepts or topics . We can use linking words like ' whereas', 'while' and 'unlike' to do this.