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Using connectives

Why do we use connectives? To join words and phrases to make a sentence Connectives can be conjunctions, prepositions or adverbs.

Similarity Equally … In the same way … Similarly … Likewise … As with … Just as … also …

Contrast In contrast … Despite … Rather than … However … … whereas …. On the other hand Conversely …. Instead … Alternatively …

To give examples … for example… …such as … … for instance … … in the case of …             … as revealed by …

For adding information … and …                               … also …                            … as well as …      … moreover …                   … too …                             … furthermore …  

For sequencing ideas or events Firstly …                         Secondly …                     Then … Finally  …                        Eventually …                   Afterwards …     Next …                             Meanwhile …                 Whilst …                         Since …  

To show cause and effect … because …                      … so …                              Therefore …                           Consequently …                  

To explain an idea further Although …                    However …                      Unless … … except …                      Apart from …                  … yet … … if …                                As long as …

To emphasise Above all … In particular … … especially … Significantly …                 Indeed …                           … notably when …