B2 LINKERS OF ADDITION

Linking words of addition are used to add information or even emphasis. Look at the examples to see the position in the sentence.

LINKING WORD EXAMPLES

PLUS, (informal) This jumper is worn out. Plus, it has a hole on one sleeve.
ALSO, (informal) I enjoy gardening. I also like to do crosswords in my spare time. (delante verbo)
Glasgow has two important clubs. It is also the most populated city in Scotland. (detrás “be”)

TOO. (informal) I had a busy weekend. I went to the theatre and saw the Dalí exhibition too.
AS WELL. (informal) We did a lot of sightseeing on our holiday. We bought a lot of souvenirs as well.

AS WELL AS (formal) As well as the main course, I made a trifle for dessert.
BESIDES (neutral) + NOUN/ -ING She is gorgeous as well as being very successful.

I can’t afford to go to the concert. Besides, I’m not a huge fan of their music.
Besides excelling at sports, he can also speak four languages.

NOT ONLY… (BUT) ALSO… Not only do they sell furniture, they also sell electronic gadgets.
If the plan fails, it will affect not only our department but also the whole organization.

WHAT’S MORE, (informal & emphatic) Japanese cuisine is delicious and what’s more, it’s good for you.
The hotel is near all the sights. What’s more, it has a spa.

MOREOVER, Unemployment has risen dramatically over the last few years. Moreover, many people are
moving abroad to look for work.
The report is badly written. Moreover, it is inaccurate.

FURTHERMORE, It’s an interesting project. Furthermore, it includes a recycling system.

IN ADDITION, (TO) Company employees are paid travel expenses in addition to their normal salary.
He has the skills. In addition, he’s got a lot of experience.

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