connectors Flashcards

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moreover

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moreover: introduce a piece of information that adds to or supports the previous statement
example: Texting while driving is dangerous; moreover, it’s illegal.

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afterwards

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afterwards: at a later or future time
example: it is important that you complete your homework afterward.

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otherwise

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otherwise: use after an order or a sugestion
example: eat your vegetables otherwise; you will not grow up

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instead

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instead: in place of someone or something
example: we could make a project instead of making a test.

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yet

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yet: used to emphasize, increase or repetition
example: the english test was difficult, yet I passed the exam.

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even though

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even though: makes a emphasis between two clauses

example: even though I studied for my test, my teacher didn’t come.

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apart from

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apart from: in adittion of something

example: apart from tap, she also dance ballet.

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meanwhile

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meanwhile: at the same time

I was doing my homework, meanwhile my dad was making dinnner.

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therefore

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therefore: consequence of something
example: I made a great effort, therefore I could exempt english

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on the other hand

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on the other hand: contrast two ideas

example: she is really pretty, on the other hand her voice is really annoying

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such as:

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such as:example

you can do a lot of fun things, such as: swimming, skating, ride a bike.

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instead:

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instead: other option
example: I will not go to Miami this vacations, instead I will go to Orlando

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above all:

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above all: more than anything else

example: She loves this country, above all she misses her country.

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all the same:

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all the same: in any case or anyway

example: I don’t need it anymore, thanks all the same

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However:

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However: make a contrast between two scenarios
Example: I’m really tired, however I have a lot of work to do

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As a result of:

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As a result of: goes at the first part of the sentence, means a consequence

Example: as a result of her bad grades, she will go to summer school

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Before:

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Before: means earlier than a mentioned event

Example: before putting makeup, I wash my face

18
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Whereas:

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Whereas: comparison with the fact mentioned

Example: I love the movie, whereas the book is better

19
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Even so:

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Even so: although it is true

Example: he is a very good mathematic, even so he failed the test.

20
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Due to:

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Due to: used for a reason and cause

Example: due to the weather, we will go to the beach