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Connectors in English
Connectors in English
Los conectores son palabras o grupos de palabras cuya función principal establecer algún tipo de relación
entre las oraciones que forman parte de un texto. Dependiendo del tipo de conector que empleemos, le
daremos un sentido determinado a nuestro texto. Fijaos en los ejemplos. Tenéis que tener en cuenta que
algunos conectores siempre suelen usarse al principio, otros al final, y otros en mitad de una frase. Además,
algunos van seguidos de “,” mientras que otros no. Por otro lado, algunos conectores son demasiado
formales y hay que omitirlos cuando nos piden un texto informal.
Son herramienta esencial para poder expresarte con propiedad y fluidez en tu segundo idioma y son
imprescindibles en los exámenes EvAU.
I loved every course I was doing, but they were a little bit expensive.
I loved every course I was doing. However, they were a little bit expensive.
I loved every course I was doing. Nevertheless, they were a little bit expensive.
I loved every course I was doing. On the other hand, they were a little bit expensive.
I loved every course I was doing although they were a little bit expensive.
I loved every course I was doing despite their expensive cost.
My courses were a little bit expensive, yet I loved them.
I loved every course I was doing, while some people hated them.
Se usan para introducir un objetivo o el objetivo de realizar una acción:
In order to: para So as not to: para no
In order not to: para no For: para
So as to: para So that: para
I had very little free time. For this reason I decided to quit.
I decided to quit because I had very little free time.
I had very little free time. As a result, I decided to quit.
I had very little free time. Therefore, I decided to quit.
I had very little free time. Hence I decided to quit.
I had very little free time. I decided to quit, thus.
I had very little free time. So I decided to quit.
I had very little free time. Consequently, I decided to quit.
First, there are people who believe in God. Secondly, there are atheist people.
On the first hand, there are people who believe in God. On the second hand, there are atheist people.
First, there are people who believe in God. Then, there are atheist people.
First, there are people who believe in God. Next, there are atheist people.
First, there are people who believe in God. Later, there are atheist people. Finally, there are people who
haven’t decided yet.
Sirven para establecer una comparación entre distintas informaciones.
Christians believe in God. In the same way, Jewish and Hinduists believe in God too.
Christians believe in God. In the same manner, Jewish and Hinduists believe in God too.
Christians believe in God. Equally, Jewish and Hinduists believe in God too.
Christians believe in God. Similarly, Jewish and Hinduists believe in God too.
My sister is very good at playing sports. For example, she is an ace at handball.
My sister is very good at playing sports. For instance, she is an ace at handball.
My sister is very good at playing sports. That’s to say, she is an ace at many different sports.
My sister is very good at playing sports. In other words, she is an ace at many different sports.
My sister is very good at playing sports such as handball.
My sister is very good at playing sports, in particular handball.