1. INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO
POLITÉCMICO
“SANTIAGO MARIÑO”
EXTENSIÓN BARQUISIMETO
DEPARTAMENTO DE ARQUITECTURA
Author: Ailec Soto
Teacher: José Fermín
Subject : English I
Barquisimeto, 13 de diciembre del 2012

2. Contrast and Comparison:
TRANSITION WORDS contrast, by the same token,
conversely, instead, likewise,
on one hand, on the other
Conjuncionts are
hand, on the contrary, rather,
words to improve similarly, yet, but, however, still,
writing and be sure to nevertheless, in contrast
is
follow an idea, both in
Emphasis
A conjunction is a connector sentences and phrases
above all, chiefly, with
used to join clauses, phrases
attention to, especially,
or sentences.
particularly, singularly
CONNECTIONS
There are three types Similarity:
correlative
of conjunctions: comparatively, coupled
with, correspondingly,
both...and – Addition: identically, likewise, similar,
Coordinating not only...but also -- also, again, as well as, moreover, together with
either...or -- besides, coupled with,
neither...nor -- furthermore, in addition,
whether...or Illustration:
And, but, likewise, moreover, for example, for instance, for
similarly
or yet, for, one thing, as an illustration,
Subordinating illustrated with, as an
nor, so
example, in this case
Sequence:
TIME CAUSE + EFFECT OPPOSITION CONDITION at first, first of all, to begin with, in the first
after because although if place, at the same time,
before since though unless for now, in time, in turn, later on,
when now that even though only if meanwhile, next, then, soon,
while as whereas whether or not simultaneously, afterward, in
conclusion, with this in mind