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This document lists various English connectors used for different purposes such as adding information, expressing opinions, sequencing ideas, generalizing, giving examples, expressing cause and effect relationships, comparing, expressing certainty, qualifying statements, expressing partial agreement, contrasting ideas, and emphasizing. Some of the connectors listed include and, moreover, firstly, secondly, thirdly, for example, so, therefore, as, either...or, certainly, however, although, more or less, and especially.
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This document lists various connectors used for different purposes in writing, such as adding information, expressing opinions, sequencing ideas, generalizing, giving examples, comparing, expressing certainty, qualifying statements, expressing partial agreement, and emphasizing. Connectors are used to link ideas, provide structure, and help the writing flow in a coherent manner.
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The document lists various connectors used for different purposes in writing, such as adding information, expressing opinions, sequencing ideas, generalizing, giving examples, expressing cause and effect relationships, comparing, expressing certainty or uncertainty, qualifying statements, expressing partial agreement, and emphasizing points. Connectors help link ideas and make writing more cohesive and coherent.
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This document provides a list of commonly used text connectives in English organized into categories:
- Addition: words like "also, too, similarly" are used to add more information.
- Opposition: words like "however, nevertheless" are used to show contrasting ideas.
- Reinforcing: words like "besides, anyway" emphasize a point.
- Explaining: words like "for example, for instance" provide clarification or details.
- Listing: words like "first, second, third" are used to sequence ideas.
- Cause and effect: words like "because, therefore" indicate reasons and results.
- Indicating time: words like "then,
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Transitional words and phrases help improve writing coherence by smoothly connecting ideas between sentences and paragraphs. They represent a way to bridge gaps and pull ideas together. Some examples that continue an idea include "furthermore" and "moreover", while contrasting words include "however" and "but". Words like "first", "second", and "finally" can separate chronological sections. Phrases such as "in conclusion" and "therefore" signal the end of a paragraph or argument. Mastering transitional devices helps writing flow in a logical and readable manner.
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Transitional words help improve writing coherence by smoothly connecting ideas between sentences and paragraphs. Some transitional words continue an idea, indicate a change in thought, or conclude. Words like "furthermore," "moreover," and "in addition" continue reasoning, while words like "however" and "but" contrast ideas. Words like "in conclusion" and "therefore" signal the end of a discussion. Using transitional words and phrases helps writing flow logically from one point to the next.
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Transitional words help improve writing coherence by smoothly connecting ideas between sentences and paragraphs. Some transitional words continue an idea, indicate a change in thought, or conclude. Words like "furthermore," "moreover," and "in addition" continue reasoning, while words like "however" and "but" contrast ideas. Words like "in conclusion" and "therefore" signal the end of a discussion. Using transitional words and phrases appropriately helps writing flow logically from one point to the next.
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The document provides tips for using transition words and phrases to help readers understand the relationships between sentences and paragraphs in a text. It lists different types of transitions words to specify sequences, time, comparison, contrast, examples, and cause and effect as well as words to help draw a conclusion.
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This document lists various connectors used for different purposes in writing, such as adding information, expressing opinions, sequencing ideas, generalizing, giving examples, comparing, expressing certainty, qualifying statements, expressing partial agreement, and emphasizing. Connectors are used to link ideas, provide structure, and help the writing flow in a coherent manner.
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The document lists various connectors used for different purposes in writing, such as adding information, expressing opinions, sequencing ideas, generalizing, giving examples, expressing cause and effect relationships, comparing, expressing certainty or uncertainty, qualifying statements, expressing partial agreement, and emphasizing points. Connectors help link ideas and make writing more cohesive and coherent.
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This document provides a list of commonly used text connectives in English organized into categories:
- Addition: words like "also, too, similarly" are used to add more information.
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Transitional words and phrases help improve writing coherence by smoothly connecting ideas between sentences and paragraphs. They represent a way to bridge gaps and pull ideas together. Some examples that continue an idea include "furthermore" and "moreover", while contrasting words include "however" and "but". Words like "first", "second", and "finally" can separate chronological sections. Phrases such as "in conclusion" and "therefore" signal the end of a paragraph or argument. Mastering transitional devices helps writing flow in a logical and readable manner.
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Transitional words help improve writing coherence by smoothly connecting ideas between sentences and paragraphs. Some transitional words continue an idea, indicate a change in thought, or conclude. Words like "furthermore," "moreover," and "in addition" continue reasoning, while words like "however" and "but" contrast ideas. Words like "in conclusion" and "therefore" signal the end of a discussion. Using transitional words and phrases helps writing flow logically from one point to the next.
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An essay is a type of text that develops an idea or tells a story. It contains three main parts: an introduction, development, and conclusion. The introduction should catch the reader's attention and introduce the topic. The development is the longest part where the writer organizes their ideas in a logical order depending on the type of essay. For example, a story essay uses chronological order. The conclusion summarizes the main ideas in a short paragraph. Connectors help make the essay cohesive by linking ideas. The essay should use consistent tenses and avoid repetitive vocabulary. Writers are advised to plan before writing and proofread after.
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The document provides 26 potential topics for ESO-3 essays in English, ranging from describing a teacher's daily routine or a favorite pet to comparing cars, cities, or Pau Gasol to one's mother. It also includes topics about past experiences like strange events, best and worst days, last weekends, and school trips as well as common school elements like classrooms, subjects, and rules. The document concludes by listing some useful linking words for composing the essays.
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- 1. CONNECTORS – 3ºESO ADDING and in addition furthermore moreover besides in addition to also too EXPRESSING YOUR OPINION in my opinion from my point of view it seems to me that I think I believe SEQUENCING to begin with firstly, secondly, thirdly additionally, next then, later on lastly, in conclusion finally GENERALIZIN G in general, essentially, I believe basically, GIVING EXAMPLES for example such as as for instance in other words, like CAUSE AND EFFECT so consequently as a result therefore so/such… that because as because of + noun due to consequently COMPARING either… or… neither… nor… just as as… as… also in the same way at the same time EXPRESSING CERTAINTY certainly, no doubt, of course, QUALIFYING but however although though unless except if EXPRESSING PARTIAL AGREEMENT more or less almost, so to speak, CONTRAST however, on the contrary, although but on the one hand… on the other hand though even though despite in spite of EMPHASISING in particular especially