Linking Words

Question	Answer
Connector Words / Linking Words Image: Images (binary/octet-stream)	- Help you to connect ideas and sentences.
Because of	Because of + noun Ex: Because of the rain, we stayed at home. Because of Nelson, I missed the subway.
In fact	- Used to introduce additional information In fact + Sentence EX: Was the film good?’ ‘Yes. In fact, it was awesome.’
In order to	In order to + verb Ex: I went to school in order to finish my homework.
Due to	Due to + noun* Ex: We canceled the picnic due to the rain. Due to the rain, we canceled the picnic.
As a result	First sentence; As a result, + sentence. Ex: It was raining; As a result, I stayed home. There have been heavy rains throughout the state. As a result, several areas have experienced flooding.
As a consequence	First sentence; As a consequence, + sentence. Ex: This is the fourth time that this has happened and, as a consequence, we can't accept further watches from you.
For this reason	First sentence. For this reason, + sentence Ex: Loads of people will attend the concert. For this reason, we want to provide more access.
Consequently	First sentence. For this reason, + sentence Ex: We are under a lot of pressure and, consequently our level of stress increases.

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	Created by Roberto Llerena Caizaluisa over 3 years ago