Using Connectives to aid cohesion.

Using Connectives to aid cohesion

Connective types: A O R E L R P F C also, furthermore
however, nevertheless besides, after all for example, such as firstly, to begin, finally therefore, as a result before, at first, until then next, eventually, finally meanwhile, all the while, in the meantime O ddition pposition R E einforcing xplaining L R isting esults P F ast timing uture timing C urrent timing

A O R E L R P F C Some useful Connectives
also, too, similarly, in addition, even, indeed, let alone however, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast, though, alternatively, anyway, yet, in fact, even so besides, anyway, after all for example, for instance, in other words, that is to say, i.e., e.g. first(ly) ... second(ly), first of all, finally, lastly, for one thing ... for another, in the first place, to begin with, next, in sum, to conclude, in a nutshell therefore, consequently, as a result, so, then, since, as, unless, now, provided that… at first, before, in the beginning, until then, up to that time, since just then, next, in due course, in the end, after that, later, finally, eventually, at that moment in the mean time, simultaneously, concurrently, meanwhile, all the while A O R E L R P F C

A O R E L R P F C The Steward’s Tale
Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. , his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

The Steward’s Tale Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. Furthermore , his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

 A O R E L R P F C The Steward’s Tale
Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on.  A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. After all, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. For example, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. Firstly, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. Consequently, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. Earlier that day, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. The next day, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

Phoebus owned a magnificent white crow, that sang a most beautiful song. It was his pride and joy. He could always trust the bird as his closest friend. Simultaneously, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. , when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Moreover, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Nevertheless, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. As a result, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. In other words, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. First of all, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Thanks to this, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Earlier, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry.  A O R E L R P F C

On the other hand, his wife was untrustworthy. She had begun to have an affair. As soon as his back was turned, the other man would appear at their house. And so it was one night that the man came round, and the crow saw what went on. Meanwhile, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset, that he began to cry , he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset, that he began to cry In addition, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset he began to cry. Instead, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry. Anyway, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry. For instance, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry. Thirdly, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry As a result, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry. Until then, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was sp upset that he began to cry. At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened.  A O R E L R P F C

Later, when Phoebus returned, the crow began to tell the story of what had happened in his absence. Phoebus was so upset that he began to cry. In the meantime, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. , he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. Also, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. Despite this, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. Besides, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. For example, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. Finally, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street. A O R E L R P F C

At that moment, he flew into a rage, grabbed his bow and arrow, and shot at his wife killing her. But then, as he realised what he had done, he turned to face the crow. He felt that the crow was to blame for what had happened. Consequently, he turned on the crow. He sprang at the crow, pulling out its white feathers, and took away his song. And with that, he threw him out onto the street.  A O R E L R P F C

A O R E L R P F C Some useful Connectives
also, too, similarly, in addition, even, indeed, let alone however, nevertheless, on the other hand, in contrast, though, alternatively, anyway, yet, in fact, even so besides, anyway, after all for example, for instance, in other words, that is to say, i.e., e.g. first(ly) ... second(ly), first of all, finally, lastly, for one thing ... for another, in the first place, to begin with, next, in sum, to conclude, in a nutshell therefore, consequently, as a result, so, then, since, as, unless, now, provided that… at first, before, in the beginning, until then, up to that time, since just then, next, in due course, in the end, after that, later, finally, eventually, at that moment in the mean time, simultaneously, concurrently, meanwhile, all the while A O R E L R P F C

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