This document provides examples of linking words and their correct usage in sentences. It contains exercises matching linking words with pictures and sentences. The exercises are meant to practice using linking words like "because", "so", "however", "while", and "then" to link clauses and sentences. Correct usage of linking words is important for building coherent paragraphs and connecting ideas.

1. LINKING WORDS
A) Read the sentences underline the correct liking words and match them
with the pictures:
1. He went to lie down because / so that he was ill.
2. It was Mark´s birthday, so / for example he gave a party.
3. The car was very fast; however / while it is very expensive.
4. I washed the dishes despite / while Mary was watching TV.
5. He screamed when / then he heard a terrible noise.
1. John phoned Mary
2. Mary called a taxi
3. Fred was dismissed
4. They were feeling cold
a) after she had collected her things.
b) So they made a fire.
c) but she wasn´t at home.
B ) Match column A with column B to make correct sentences:
d) I don´t think she isn´t the right person for the
job.

2. Link the two sentences using the words in brackets:
a) Susan cleaned the window. Lucy washed the floor. (while)
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b) She put on the coat. She went to school. (then)
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c) John missed the bus. He arrived to school on time. (although)
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D) Complete the sentences with one of the following linking words.
and- so- but – then – before – after- because
a) I got out the car ____________ walked.
b) The weather was very nice ____________ went to the beach.
c) ____________ we went to bed, I locked all doors.