The document discusses linking words, also known as connectors, which are used to link ideas within sentences and paragraphs. It explains that linking words have various functions such as comparing information, making comparisons, and adding explanations or reasons. Using linking words improves English language skills by allowing more complex expression. Specific linking words like "and", "also", "in addition", "besides", "furthermore", and "moreover" are defined and examples of their uses are provided. Proper understanding and use of linking words is important to avoid changing the meaning of a phrase or causing confusion.

1. Gabriela García Puentes.
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2. Linking words, also known as "connectors" are words that
link or associate two ideas, within a sentence (by
connecting two clauses) or within a paragraph (by
connecting two sentences). We have already introduced
this concept in a previous lesson Conjunctions, now delve
deeper into them.

3.  The linking words or connectors, have various functions, such as comparing
information, comparisons, add information or give explanations or reasons.
 Using linking words improve the level of English since they allow us to express
ourselves in a more complex manner. The following lessons provide an explanation
of the different functions relate words and grammatical rules for its use.

4.  And:
Translated as 'and', this linking word is the more common to add information.
"And" is used in sentences, often in lists separated by commas, although never
used a comma before or after "and".
 Also:
"Also", or 'also' in Spanish, is used between the subject and the verb to give
additional information or for emphasis.
 In addition:
It is often the beginning of a sentence, "in addition" ('addition' in Spanish) is used
to add information to the previous sentence.

5.  Besides:
Generalmente se encuentra al principio de una oración, “besides” tiene un
significado muy similar a “as well”.
 Furthermore:
This linking word translates as 'also', but is more formal. Add additional
information to an idea and is usually found at the beginning of a sentence.
 Moreover:
"Furthermore", as it adds additional information to an idea and is usually found
at the beginning of a sentence

6.  If used incorrectly, these words can completely change the meaning
of the phrase and may cause confusion. Therefore, it is important to
have a good understanding of the various meanings and uses of
these words.