This document discusses different types of linking words and provides examples of how to use them to combine sentences. It covers linking words that show cause and effect like "because" and "therefore", contrast words like "although" and "however", addition words like "also" and "moreover", and condition words like "if" and "unless". Exercises are provided for the reader to practice combining sentences using these different linking words. Key linking words are also listed for cause and effect, contrast, addition, and condition. The document encourages the reader to complete additional exercises to reinforce their understanding.
This document discusses different types of linking words and provides examples of how to use them to combine sentences. It covers linking words that show cause and effect like "because" and "therefore", contrast words like "although" and "however", addition words like "also" and "moreover", and condition words like "if" and "unless". Exercises are provided for the reader to practice combining sentences using these different linking words. Key linking words are also listed for cause and effect, contrast, addition, and condition. The document encourages the reader to complete additional exercises to reinforce their understanding.
This document discusses different types of linking words and provides examples of how to use them to combine sentences. It covers linking words that show cause and effect like "because" and "therefore", contrast words like "although" and "however", addition words like "also" and "moreover", and condition words like "if" and "unless". Exercises are provided for the reader to practice combining sentences using these different linking words. Key linking words are also listed for cause and effect, contrast, addition, and condition. The document encourages the reader to complete additional exercises to reinforce their understanding.
Therefore, Because of, Due to) Example 1: a. Tom didn’t study last night. (Cause) b. He failed the test. (Effect) --------> Tom failed the test because he didn’t study last night. --------> Tom didn’t study last night. Therefore, he failed the test. Example 2: a. The weather was so cold. (Cause) b. We stayed at home. (Effect) -------> We stayed at home because the weather was so cold. -----> Because of the cold weather, we stayed at home. ----> Due to the cold weather, we stayed at home. Task 1: Combine the two sentences using the conjuction given! 1. Shifa’s eyes were red. She had been swimming in a chlorinated pool. (Because of) 2. The traffic was so heavy. We were late to the meeting. (Therefore) 3. We postponed our trip. The driving conditions were bad. (Because of) 4. I couldn’t sleep well last night. It was very noisy in my next neighbourhood. (Due to) 2. Showing Contrast (Although, However, Despite, In Spite of, Nevertheless) Example 1: a. The weather was so cold. We went swimming
-----> Although the weather was so cold, we
went swimming. -----> I went swimming despite the cold weather. -----> In spite of the cold weather, we went swimming. ----> The weather was so cold, however, we went swimming. -----> The weather was so cold. Nevertheless, we went swimming. Task 2: Combine the two sentences using the conjunction given! 1. Bob is still hungry. He ate a large dinner. (Nevertheless) 2. My hands still looked dirty. I have washed them. (Despite) 3. Diana didn’t know how to swim. She jumped into the swimming pool. (However) 4. Sarah was admitted to the university. Her grades were low. (Despite and In spite of) A. Showing Cause and Effect/Reason Because Since Now that So (that) Therefore Consequently For Due to Because of B. Showing Contrast Even though Although Though Whereas While However Nevertheless Nonetheless On the other hand Yet Despite In spite of C. Showing Condition If Unless Only if Whether or not In case In the event that Otherwise Or D. Showing Addition Also Moreover As well as Furthermore In addition Both ......and ... Not only .... but also ...... Either .... or .... Neither ..... nor .... Task 3 A. Make your own summary about Linking Words showing: 1. Contrast
2. Cause and Effect/Reason
3. Addition
4. Condition
B. Give 7 linking words for each
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