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ACADEMIC CONNECTORS

Vocabulary AWL

This word list below will help. More can be found at http://www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk/

Listing, ordering, &

time

Firstly

Secondly

Thirdly

Fourthly

Lastly/ last but not least/

Finally/ eventually

Meanwhile

Initially

Henceforth

As long as/ as soon as

Adding Information

In addition

Additionally

Furthermore

Moreover

Also

Giving example

For example

One clear example is

For instance

Such as

Namely

To illustrate

In other words

Results &

consequences

As a result

Consequently

Therefore

Thus Hence So for this reason

Highlighting &

stressing

Particularly /in

particular

Specifically

Especially

Obviously

Of course

Clearly

Concessions &

contrasts

Admittedly

However

Nevertheless

Even though

Although

Despite

In spite of

Still Linking words (connectors) are essential for academic writing and your international English exams. To achieve a B2 or B1 level you must correctly use a variety of linking devises in your writing (range, accuracy, flexibility). Also bad spelling will negatively affect your grade.

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On the other hand

By contrast

In comparison

Alternatively

Another option could be

Reasons & causes

Because

Owing to

Due to

Since as

Giving your opinion

In my opinion

I think

I believe

I admit

In my view

I concur/ I agree

I disagree/ I cannot

accept

Concluding linkers

In conclusion

To conclude

To sum up/ to

summarise

To reiterate

Connectors that explain

1) Addition

Furthermore,

Moreover,

In addition,

We use these to add extra information.

2) Linking Contrasting Ideas

While E.g. While my girlfriend only likes chicken, I like all types of meat. Whereas E.g. I like all types of meat, whereas my girlfriend only like chicken. We use while and whereas to link two ideas that contrast with each other in the same sentence. However However, it certainly makes life more comfortable. We use however to link together two contrasting sentences.

3) Contrast

Although, Even though. Followed by a subject and a verb, E.g. Although very nice, the holiday was great.

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Despite. Followed by a Gerund. E.g. Despite

In spite of. Followed by a noun. E.g. We enjoyed our camping holiday in spite of the rain. In spite of, despite and although are all used to show a contrast but there are differences in the structures used with them.

4) Introduce reasons or examples.

For instance used to begin new sentences

For example -used to begin new sentences

Such as - used in the middle of a sentence without any commas

5) Cause and effect.

Because. Effect first. E.g. I got a bad grade because I forgot to do my homework. Since. Effect first. E.g. I got a bad grade since I forgot to do my homework. As a result. Cause first. E.g. I forgot to do my homework and as a result l got a bad grade. Therefore. Cause first. E.g. I forgot to do my homework and therefore I got a bad grade.quotesdbs_dbs10.pdfusesText_16