The document discusses linking words such as so, because, but, and and their meanings and uses. It provides examples of sentences using different linking words correctly. The document aims to help practice using linking words to join ideas, give reasons, or introduce opposite concepts in sentences. It also prompts completing sentences about personal interests and strengths.

1. Practice File_Linking Words ( so,because,but,and )
Part I. Watch the video and complete the story.
“It was many years ago. I was 17 and very thin ________I wanted to look strong _____well-built. I went
to a party with my friends. I saw Sarah standing in a corner. There was good music, _______I asked her to
dance. We started to dance ________ten minutes later I fainted __________it was too hot for me. My
friends carried me outside the building ________found out that I had 5 sweaters ___________a shirt on
top. I said “I was trying to look muscular”. We all laughed out loud.”
Part II. Watch the video and complete the chart:
Linking Words Meaning and Use
1. ___________ a. used to say that one thing happens after another thing or to join two
words or two parts of a sentence.
2. ___________
b. used to say the result of an action.
3. ___________
c. used to give a reason for something.
4. ___________ d. used to introduce opposite ideas.
Part III. Complete the sentences with the correct linking word:
a. She was often checking her phone
___________ she was driving.
b. She has got the flu _________ she didn’t
go to work.
c. He bought a laptop _________ he has to
at home, too.
d. She worked hard ________ got a
promotion.
e. She had a lot of homework ______she
didn’t want to do them.
f. He swept the floor ___________ she
mopped it.
Match the sentences above with the pictures:
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
Part IV. Watch the video and complete the sentences
• I am very good at _________________.
• I am very good at _________________.
• I am bad at maths _________________.
• I am interested in _______________.
• I am afraid of insects _____________.