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    This document provides linking words and phrases commonly used in IELTS speaking to connect ideas such as adding, comparing, contrasting, expressing results or purpose, giving examples, explanations or reasons, prefacing opinions, confessing truths, and introducing other points of view. Some examples include "also, as well as" to add ideas, "similarly, as, in the same way" to compare, "even though, despite, yet" to contrast, and "for example, for instance, to illustrate this" to give examples.

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    This document provides linking words and phrases commonly used in IELTS speaking to connect ideas such as adding, comparing, contrasting, expressing results or purpose, giving examples, explanations or reasons, prefacing opinions, confessing truths, and introducing other points of view. Some examples include "also, as well as" to add ideas, "similarly, as, in the same way" to compare, "even though, despite, yet" to contrast, and "for example, for instance, to illustrate this" to give examples.

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    Linking Words For IELTS Speaking PDF

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    This document provides linking words and phrases commonly used in IELTS speaking to connect ideas such as adding, comparing, contrasting, expressing results or purpose, giving examples, explanations or reasons, prefacing opinions, confessing truths, and introducing other points of view. Some examples include "also, as well as" to add ideas, "similarly, as, in the same way" to compare, "even though, despite, yet" to contrast, and "for example, for instance, to illustrate this" to give examples.

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    Linking words for IELTS speaking

    Also, as well as To add ideas


    Similarly, as, in the same way To compare
    Even though, despite, yet To contrast
    So that, so, for this reason To express a result/purpose
    For example, for instance, to illustrate this To give examples
    Because, since, thus, that is why To give an explanation or reason
    Actually, I have to say To preface what you really think
    I must admit To confess that something is true
    On the other hand To introduce another point of view
    Well To give yourself time to think
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