This document contains information about logical connectors and their different types and functions. It discusses sequential, corroborative, comparative, contrasting, explanatory, cause and effect, rebuttal, and concluding connectors. Examples are provided for each type of connector. The document also includes assignments for students to find examples of connectors in a folktale and create sentences using different connector types.

1. Good Day!
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English 8 – JAMIE ALEXA B. SULIT

3. Pick the trash under you desk.
Sit Properly
Raise your Hand if you want to
answer
Listen Carefully

4. AFRICAN
LITERATURE
01

5. SCHILPAD
A four legged scaly long
lived reptile that carries its
house on its back.
African Languages
VOLSTRUI
S
A long legged big bird that
can run up to 70 km per
hour
LEEUW
A big catr with big teeth
big claws and big hair.

6. Logical
Connector
s

7. Logical
Connecto
rs
Words, phrases or
sentences that connect
two ideas or make
logical transitions
between them

8. Kinds of Logical Connectors
Sequential Corroborative Comparative Contrasting
Explanatory
Cause and
Effect
Rebuttal Concluding

9. elements that allow you to
organize your speech in a
logical order, each of them
has a specific function.
Sequential
● First, second, third
● Next,last,finally
● In the beginning,
Before,During
● Meantime, While,
After,Afterward
● Until, at last, in the
end

10. Confirm or give support to a
theory, statement or finding
Corroborative ● further
● furthermore
● In addition
● too

11. the form of adjective or adverb
used to compare two things.
Comparative
● And
● Like
● Both
● all
● Likewise
● Similarly, also
● As well as, just as

12. a member of the speech with another
former member in opposing relationship
Contrasting
● But, although
● While, besides,
however
● On the other hand
● As opposed to
● Instead
● In contrast
● In spite of
● Rather than
● despite

13. to introduce an example, or carry out a
reiteration, a clarification or some kind
of explanatory turn
Explanatory ● For example
● For instance
● In fact
● According too
● As stated in
● For this reason

14. type of relationship between
events whereby a cause creates an
effect.
Cause & Effect
● Because
● Since
● Due to
● As a result
● Consequently
● To this end
● hence

15. • a refutation or contradiction.
• an argument or evidence presented
to contradict or disprove another’s
reasoning or claim.
Rebuttal
● But
● However
● Yet
● Nevertheless
● Nonetheless
● Regardless

16. • Summarize the main points you
made throughout the speech
Concluding
● Thus
● Therefore
● In summary
● In general
● On the whole
● Overall

17. Kinds of Logical Connectors
Sequential Corroborative Comparative Contrasting
Explanatory
Cause and
Effect
Rebuttal Concluding
sequence Give support Compare Contrast/Opposite
Explain Reason/Result Disagree/Dispose Summarize

18. Find a partner and search a line from
the folktale “The Little Red Tortoise” by
S. Metelerkamp that used Logical
Connectors
Activity
02

19. Create one sentence on each
logical connectors.
Assignmen
t

20. – Parker Palmer
“Connection and connectedness
are other words for community
and connection.”

21. Thank You
&
Godbless
Us.