Contrasting

Ikkita farqli fikr yoki holatni solishtirganda ishlating. Part 3 da "ha, lekin…" tarzidagi nozik javoblar yuqori ballga olib keladi.

  • But then again, …informal

    Lekin boshqa tomondan, …

    “It's expensive. But then again, it's really good quality.”

  • On the other hand, …neutral

    Boshqa tomondan, …

    “City life is exciting. On the other hand, it can be very stressful.”

  • Having said that, …neutral

    Shunday bo'lsa-da, …

    “I love my job. Having said that, I'd like a bit more free time.”

  • That said, …neutral

    Shunga qaramay, …

    “The food wasn't great. That said, the view was amazing.”

  • Although…neutral

    Garchi … bo'lsa-da

    “Although it was raining, we still went for a walk.”

  • Even though…neutral

    Hatto … bo'lsa ham

    “Even though I was tired, I finished the project.”

  • However, …neutral

    Biroq, …

    “Online courses are convenient. However, they require a lot of discipline.”

  • While…neutral

    … bo'lsa-da, / … holda

    “While some people love the heat, I much prefer cooler weather.”

  • Whereas…neutral

    … holbuki

    “My sister loves reading, whereas I'd rather watch films.”

  • In contrast, …formal

    Aksincha, … / Bunga zid ravishda, …

    “In contrast, rural areas have far fewer job opportunities.”

  • Despite…neutral

    … ga qaramay

    “Despite the price, the tickets sold out in a day.”

  • In spite of the fact that…formal

    … ekanligiga qaramay

    “In spite of the fact that it's small, the flat feels very spacious.”

  • Still, …neutral

    Baribir, …

    “It was a long trip. Still, it was worth it.”

  • Then again, …informal

    Yana bir tomondan, …

    “I'd like to live abroad. Then again, I'd really miss my family.”

  • It's not that…, it's just that…informal

    Gap … da emas, shunchaki…

    “It's not that I don't like sport, it's just that I don't have time.”

  • Unlike…neutral

    … dan farqli ravishda

    “Unlike my parents, I prefer to read the news online.”

  • Mind you, …informal

    Aytgancha, … / Shuni ham aytish kerakki, …

    “It's a tiny café. Mind you, the coffee is excellent.”