English LINKING WORDS

           

 

 Most students don’t use any linking words when they are writing as they give more importance to their ideas not the way those ideas should be conveyed , supported or opposed …..  In other words, they don’t make their writing look beautiful as they don’t know what a good style looks like. Please, do use linking words whenever you write. You’ll see the difference and will savour the beauty of your style once you manage to use them correctly.

Addition: 1- I speak French    and   English  too.      I speak French   and   English  also.      I speak French   and   English  as well.      I speak French  as well as   English. 2- I speak French. What’s more, I write it as well. I speak French  .  Furthermore,  I write it too. I speak French . Moreover,    I also  write it l. I speak French. Besides (this),  I write it well. I speak French  . In addition to this, I write it well. 3- I speak  not only French but English too. I speak  not only French but also English . Not only do I speak French but also English	contrast 1- I Speak Berber    but    I don’t write it.     I speak  Berber  . Yet,   I don’t write  it.     I speak  Berber . However, I don’t write it.     I speak  Berber but I don’t write it , however. 2-( I am Zemmouri  but  I don’t speak Berber.)  Even if  I am Zemmouri ,  I don’t speak Berber.  Even  though  I am Zemmouri , I don’t speak Berber.  Although I am Zemmouri ,I don’t speak Berber.  Though  I am Zemmouri , I don’t speak Berber.
Expressing the cause: 1- I come to school  because I am a student.     Because I am a student , I come to school. 2- Amine is absent   since he is sick.     Since   Amine is sick , he is absent. 3- I study English a lot  as  I like it.     As  I like English , I study it a lot.	Expressing purpose: (I come to school     because I want  to study) 1-    I come to school     to   study. 2-    I come to school   in order to study. 3 -   I come to school  so as to  study. 4-    I come to school  so that I can study.        I come to school   in order that  I can study.
Neither…nor… 1- Hajar doesn’t cook.   Ikram doesn’t cook ,either.                             Neither Hajar nor Ikram cooks. 2- Nada doesn’t sing. She doesn’t dance, either.                             Nada neither sings nor dances. 3-Asma  doesn’t cook tajine.   She doesn’t cook couscous , either.                             Asma cooks   neither  tajine  nor  couscous.              Related Articles  If only / I wish   The active & passive voice past perfect and past perfect continous Prefixes Relative clauses LINKING WORDS THE PASSIVE VOICE