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THEY CONNECT SIMILAR
                                   IDEAS

        Their team has got the best players. Moreover         =
    furthermore = what’s more, their coach is fantastic.

Sam plays the piano very well. He also plays the guitar
                      and drums,
     Sam plays the piano very well. He plays the guitar and drums
                            too = as well,
 ****Sam doesn’t eat vegetables. He doesn’t eat fruit   either,

Lucy cooks pizzas   as well as roast beef and fish       ,


        I studied journalism in college. In   addition =
    additionally, I had a part-time job at a newspaper,
THEY CONNECT OPPOSING
                                       IDEAS

    She studied really hard. However =         nevertheless, she
                          failed the exam.
 On the one hand, she wants to go to the
                   party.
On the other hand, she’s extremelly tired.
  I have never been to Argentina despite = in spite of having relatives
                                    there,
    I have never been to Argentina despite     = in spite of my relatives
                                    there,
  I have never been to Argentina despite      the fact that = in spite of
               the fact that I have got relatives there
  I took my umbrella although = even though = though it
                            wasn’t raining,
 I took my umbrella but   I forgot my
                bag!,
                               I went to London whereas my friends
                                            went to Paris
USED TO INTRODUCE
                              EXAMPLES




 Celebrities such   as Madonna has got very expensive
                       mansions.




She always cries in romantic films.   For instance = for
          example, she cried buckets in Ghost

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Addition, contrast, example

  • 1.
  • 2. THEY CONNECT SIMILAR IDEAS Their team has got the best players. Moreover = furthermore = what’s more, their coach is fantastic. Sam plays the piano very well. He also plays the guitar and drums, Sam plays the piano very well. He plays the guitar and drums too = as well, ****Sam doesn’t eat vegetables. He doesn’t eat fruit either, Lucy cooks pizzas as well as roast beef and fish , I studied journalism in college. In addition = additionally, I had a part-time job at a newspaper,
  • 3. THEY CONNECT OPPOSING IDEAS She studied really hard. However = nevertheless, she failed the exam. On the one hand, she wants to go to the party. On the other hand, she’s extremelly tired. I have never been to Argentina despite = in spite of having relatives there, I have never been to Argentina despite = in spite of my relatives there, I have never been to Argentina despite the fact that = in spite of the fact that I have got relatives there I took my umbrella although = even though = though it wasn’t raining, I took my umbrella but I forgot my bag!, I went to London whereas my friends went to Paris
  • 4. USED TO INTRODUCE EXAMPLES Celebrities such as Madonna has got very expensive mansions. She always cries in romantic films. For instance = for example, she cried buckets in Ghost