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Mind Map by GISELLA SUÁREZ, updated more than 1 year ago
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LINKING WORDS of
Addition, Contrast &
Giving Examples
- Giving
examples
- For example, ...
- For instance, ...
- ..., such as...
- ..., to illustrate...
- ..., as an illustration...
- ..., to demonstrate...
- ..., like...
- ..., specially...
- ..., in particular...
- For example, ...
- Adding
information
- positive
addition
- ...and...
- Both X and Y plural verb
- both of X
- X =
- the...
- these...
- those...
- my..., etc
- the...
- X =
- Either...or...
- Either+sing. noun+or+plural
noun+plural verb
- Either John or his friends are
going to the beach today
- Either John or his friends are
going to the beach today
- Either+sing. noun+or+sing.
noun+sing. verb
- Either John or Bill is going to
the beach today.
- Either John or Bill is going to
the beach today.
- Either+sing. noun+or+plural
noun+plural verb
- Neither of...
(the..., these..,
etc) sing. verb
- Neither of the books is
exactly what I want
- Neither of the books is
exactly what I want
- ...also...
- We also speak about
marketing
- I can also play the piano
- = to start a
sentence
- In
addition,...
- In addition
to this...
- In
addition,...
- We also speak about
marketing
- ...and...
- negative
addition
- Not only...but also
- Not only...but also
- positive
addition
- Contrasting
ideas
- While (a pesar
de, pese a)
- While my sister has blue
eyes, mine are brown
- While my sister has blue
eyes, mine are brown
- Whereas
(mientras que)
- Taxes have gone up, whereas
social security contributions
have gone down
- Taxes have gone up, whereas
social security contributions
have gone down
- unlike (a
diferencia de)
- While (a pesar
de, pese a)
- Linking words (connecting words) are something we need to
know in any style of writing, because it helps the reader to follow
the flow of what you are saying. Whether it’s an argument in an
essay, or an epic scene in a fantasy novel, your reader needs to
be able to follow what you are saying.
- Linking words are used to show relationships between ideas. They
can be used to join 2 or more sentences or clauses (a clause is a
group of words which contains a subject and a verb). Linking words
can be used to add ideas together, contrast them, or show the
reason for something.
- Linking words are used to show relationships between ideas. They
can be used to join 2 or more sentences or clauses (a clause is a
group of words which contains a subject and a verb). Linking words
can be used to add ideas together, contrast them, or show the
reason for something.
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