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Rule reminder

Concessive = an obstacle that does not prevent the main clause. Causal = reason/cause (perché, poiché, siccome, dato che). Consecutive = result/consequence (così che, tanto che, cosicché). Final = purpose/goal (affinché, perché + subjunctive, in modo che). Adversative = direct contrast (ma, però, tuttavia, eppure).

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Which sentence expresses a CONCESSIVE relationship?

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