Linking words and connectors of sequence
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This document discusses linking words and connectors of sequence that can be used to guide readers through writing. It provides examples of linking words like "and", "or", and "but" that join or contrast ideas. It also lists connectors of sequence like "first", "then", and "finally" that are used to show the order in which things happen, providing the example sentence of a morning routine using several of these connectors.
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Linking words and connectors of sequence
- 2. LINKING WORDS AND CONNECTORS OF SEQUENCE ● You can use words which help to guide your reader through your writing. ● They help to link sentences, paragraphs and sections. ● Good use will make an easy-to-follow writing.
- 3. LINKING WORDS ● AND: joins similar ideas. ● I like sleeping and I like Wednesdays. ●
- 4. LINKING WORDS ● OR: gives different options. ● We watch TV or we listen to Cds. ●
- 5. LINKING WORDS ● BUT: contrasts different ideas. ● He likes hot dogs but he doesn't like ketchup. ●
- 6. LINKING WORDS ● Because: gives reason for an idea. ● I am here because I love you. ●
- 7. CONNECTORS OF SEQUENCE ● YOU USE THEM TO SHOW THE ORDER IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN. ● First ● Then / Next ● After ● As soon as ● Later ● Before ● Finally
- 8. CONNECTORS OF SEQUENCE ● When I get up, first, I have breakfast and brush my teeth. Then, I get dressed and finally, I go to school.