Firstly, linking words show the relationship between paragraphs and sections of text to provide greater cohesion. Secondly, they indicate how ideas connect to one another through sequencing, addition, result, and contrasts. Lastly, linking words are used to draw conclusions such as 'in conclusion', 'to summarize', and 'on balance'.
Firstly, linking words show the relationship between paragraphs and sections of text to provide greater cohesion. Secondly, they indicate how ideas connect to one another through sequencing, addition, result, and contrasts. Lastly, linking words are used to draw conclusions such as 'in conclusion', 'to summarize', and 'on balance'.
Firstly, linking words show the relationship between paragraphs and sections of text to provide greater cohesion. Secondly, they indicate how ideas connect to one another through sequencing, addition, result, and contrasts. Lastly, linking words are used to draw conclusions such as 'in conclusion', 'to summarize', and 'on balance'.
A linking word is a word or phrase that shows the relationship between paragraphs or sections of a text. They provide greater cohesion indicating how ideas connect to one another
Sequence a) Although / though...
b) However, / nevertheless, ... a) First / firstly, second / c) Instead of ..., ... secondly, third / thirdly d) On the other hand, ... etc e) Whereas b) Next, last, finally c) In addition, moreover d) Further / furthermore Giving conclusions e) Another a) In conclusion, ... f) Also b) In short, ... g) In conclusion c) To sum up, ... h) To summarise d) On balance, ... e) Overall, ... Addition a) And Comparisons b) In addition, / additionally a) Similarly c) Furthermore b) Like d) Also c) Just like e) Too d) Similar to f) As well as e) Compared with Result a) So b) As a result c) Therefore d) Consequently