My favorite colour is blue. Blue is calming and relaxing to me, so I often go outside in the summer and lie in the grass looking at the sky when I am stressed. For this reason, blue is my favorite colour.
My favorite colour is blue. Blue is calming and relaxing to me, so I often go outside in the summer and lie in the grass looking at the sky when I am stressed. For this reason, blue is my favorite colour.
My favorite colour is blue. Blue is calming and relaxing to me, so I often go outside in the summer and lie in the grass looking at the sky when I am stressed. For this reason, blue is my favorite colour.
"My favourite colour "My favourite colour is blue.
is blue. I like it because it is Blue sports cars go very fast.
calming and it relaxes me. I Driving in this way is often go outside in the dangerous and can cause summer and lie on the grass many car crashes. I had a and look into the clear car accident once and broke sky when I my leg. I was very sad am stressed. For this reason, because I had to miss a I'd have to say my favourite holiday in Europe because of colour is blue." the injury." "My favourite colour is blue. I'm calm and relaxed. In the summer I lie on the grass and look up." Cohesion – connectivity in a text Sense of sentence-by-sentence flow by which the reader moves through a passage, with each sentence connecting to the previous one and the one that follows The beginning of a sentence is its topic: it’s what the sentence is about The end of a sentence is its stress: it’s what the sentence delivers, what’s most important about it Coherence – how easy it is to understand the overall sense of unity in a passage, including both the main point of sentences and the main point of each paragraph. Coherence focuses the reader’s attention on the specific people, things, and events you are writing about How do you make connections in a sentence? Cohesive words Listing first, second, third first, furthermore, finally to begin, to conclude next Reinforcement also furthermore moreover what is more in addition besides above all as well (as) in the same way Similarity equally likewise similarly correspondingly in the same way Transition to new point now, as far as x is concerned with regard/reference to as for ... it follows that turning to Summary in conclusion to conclude in brief to summarise overall therefore Stating the obvious obviously clearly naturally of course as can be expected surely after all Contrast instead conversely on the contrary in contrast in comparison Concession (sth unexpected) however even though however much nevertheless still yet Expressing an alternative alternatively rather on the other hand the alternative is another possibility would be Highlighting in particular particularly especially mainly Giving examples for example for instance as follows: that is in this case namely in other words Generalising in general generally on the whole as a rule for the most part in most cases usually Result/consequence So , thus Therefore , accordingly as a result/consequence Consequently , hence because of this/that for this/that reason so that , in that case under these circumstances Example sentences
REINFORCEMENT Desktop computers are cheaper and more reliable than laptops; furthermore, they are more flexible. RESULT/CONSEQUENCE
Prices fell by more than 20% last year. As a
result, sales increased by 15%. GENERALISING
On the whole, his speech was well
received, despite some complaints from new members. CONTRAST The South East of the UK often has the coldest weather in the winter. Conversely, the North West of Scotland frequently has the mildest temperatures.