Adding Connectives:
*and stoo
salso sin addition
*as well as *furthermore
*moreover *additionally
These are used when you want
to add ideas together that agree
with cach other or are about t
same thing.
No: I like cheese. I like sausages
Yes: I like cheese, I also like sausages.Sequencing Connectives
next * meanwhile
then * eventually
first, second, * after
third... * before
finally
These are used when you want
to list ideas in a certain order.
No: I cut the cheese. I cooked sausages.
Yes: [cut the cheese, finally 1 cooked the sausages.Emphasising Connectives
*above all *significantly
¢in particular *indeed
*especially *notably
These are used when you want k
to stress a point as being very yy A,
important.
No: I like cheese. I really like cheddar. £Y
Yes: I like cheese, in particular, cheddar.Comparing Connectives
*equally as with
*inthe same way —*like
*similarly *comparatively
slikewise
These are used when you want
to compare ideas that are similar
or the same as each other.
like cheese. | like sausages.
s: ike cheese, equally 1 like sausagesause and Effect Connectives
*because *consequently
*30 *as a result
*therefore *Since
sthus
These are used when you want the
second part of your sentence to help
explain the first part. The second part
happens as a result of the first.
No: I like cheese. I ate the cheese.
Yes: Llike cheese, therefore | ate the cheese!Qualifying ‘Connectives
showever ‘if
ealthough *as long as
sexcept sunless
These are used when the first idea in
your sentence relies on the second part
happening.
No: I'll cut the cheese. You get the knife.
Yes: I'll cut cheese, as long as you get the knife.Illustrating Connectives
*for example *as revealed by
*such as sin the case of
*for instance sto show that
These are used when you want to
give an example to back up the
first part of your sentence.
No: I like cheese. I like cheddar and Red Leicester.
Yes: [like cheese, such as Cheddar and Red Leicester!
~Contrasting Connectives
«whereas *on the other hand
sinstead of sin contrast
salternatively *on the contrary
otherwise showever
sunlike
These are used when you have
two ideas in your sentence that
do not agree with each other. NY
No: I like el I do not like tomatoes.
Yes: Like cheese, on the other hand, I do not like tomat