The document discusses connectors and linking words that are used to connect sentences and parts of sentences to express reason, result, and purpose. Some examples of connectors given are "because", "so", and "therefore", which express reason and result. Purpose connectors include "in order to" and "so that", which introduce a clause stating the intended outcome. The document provides examples of how these different types of connectors are used in sentences.
The document discusses connectors and linking words that are used to connect sentences and parts of sentences to express reason, result, and purpose. Some examples of connectors given are "because", "so", and "therefore", which express reason and result. Purpose connectors include "in order to" and "so that", which introduce a clause stating the intended outcome. The document provides examples of how these different types of connectors are used in sentences.
The document discusses connectors and linking words that are used to connect sentences and parts of sentences to express reason, result, and purpose. Some examples of connectors given are "because", "so", and "therefore", which express reason and result. Purpose connectors include "in order to" and "so that", which introduce a clause stating the intended outcome. The document provides examples of how these different types of connectors are used in sentences.
The document discusses connectors and linking words that are used to connect sentences and parts of sentences to express reason, result, and purpose. Some examples of connectors given are "because", "so", and "therefore", which express reason and result. Purpose connectors include "in order to" and "so that", which introduce a clause stating the intended outcome. The document provides examples of how these different types of connectors are used in sentences.
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re, as a result / consequently, for this reason
re more formal ways to express a result.
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e can / may win, well have to train really hard.
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