Connecting Words

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Basic conjunctions ‘two parts of the sentence. conjanvction and bat because when before, after although, though if function tells you more makes a contrast ans why the question tells you the result answers the question whe answers the question what happened first? tells you something surprising makes a condition 7 B Other connecting words The words in this table are useful for making connections berween words and phrases, word only even like than also, to0, as well feriction says something is nec very big ar not very muuch says something is surprising or unusual used after a comparative adjective or adverb says something is extra Conjunctions and connecting words Conjunctions join two parts of a sentence and help to show the connection between the example ‘We went home and went straight to bed. They are rich but they aren't happy. ‘We went home because we were tired. ‘We went home early, so we missed the end of the concert. ‘We went home when Jane wanted to. ‘We went home before the concert ended. ‘We went home after Max Jones had sung his first song. We went hame although / though we did not really wane to, ‘We will go home if we are tired, exaniple He sleeps only 3 hours every night. Even their 10-year-old son works in the shop. She looks like her da She works harder than he does. He works in the shop and she does also / too / as welll,

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