English — Grammar: Linking Words and Connectors (however, therefore, moreover, consequently) — 3rd Year Literary Stream — Algeria

Linking Words and Connectors

Linking words (also called connectors or transition words) are used to connect ideas and sentences. They make your writing more coherent and logical.

Addition

Moreover, furthermore, in addition, besides, also, as well as. Example: ‘He is intelligent. Moreover, he is hardworking.’

Contrast

However, nevertheless, on the other hand, although, even though, whereas, while. Example: ‘She is rich. However, she is not happy.’

Cause and Effect

Therefore, consequently, as a result, thus, hence, so. Example: ‘He studied hard. Therefore, he passed the exam.’

Sequence

First(ly), second(ly), third(ly), then, next, after that, finally, lastly. Example: ‘First, mix the flour and eggs. Then, add the sugar.’

Exercises

Fill in the blanks: 1- He was tired; …, he continued working. 2- She loves music; …, she plays three instruments. 3- The weather was bad; …, we stayed home.

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