República bolivariana de venezuela

Ministerio del poder popular para la educación

Universidqd Nacional Experimental “francisco de Miranda”
Punto fijo –Edo falcón
Aréa: ciencias de la salud
Unidad curricular :Inglés II

MAPA CONCEPTUAL

Realizado por:
Irma, peña
Josybeth, Morillo
Diana, García
Jenifer, Gonzalez
 Paraphrasing is a resource that
consists of reformulating a
statement using different words,
but with a similar meaning to
those of the original statement.
For example: The statement "The
man entered his house" can be
paraphrased into "The man
entered his home."
Summary connectors are links that
are used to conclude or finalize an
idea or concept. Its objective is to
provide a synthesis. For example: At
the end of the day, what matters is
being together. The connectors are
the words or expressions that allow
to indicate a relationship between
two sentences or statements
connectors
from:
Addition Connectors: Addition
Connectors (also called
Additive Connectors) are
words or phrases that
structure a discourse in order
to add information
Cause and effect connectors are a
certain type of discursive connectors
or textual markers, that is, certain
types of linguistic units that serve to
link the parts of a text and thus give it
a logical sequence and organization.
Connectors are very important when
writing smoothly and they work in a
similar way to links, only instead of
linking parts of a sentence, they link
portions of the same text.
Comparison
connectors (also called
comparative) are
those connectors that
join two syntactic
elements to establish a
comparison between
them; that is, they are
related to point out
their similarities or
differences.