Linking Words -1 unit 8
Linking Words Mr.Ben Abbou
To Show: |
Use these Expressions: |
Addition |
In addition, also, too, besides, equally important, furthermore, moreover, , further |
Comparison/similarity |
In the same way, likewise, similarly |
Time sequence |
once, now, then, , meanwhile, subsequently, finally, first, second, third, afterwards, at last |
Contrast/Exception |
In contrast, however, instead, on the contrary, on the other hand, otherwise, nevertheless, still, yet |
Emphasis |
Of course, certainly, indeed, in fact, even so, truly |
Example |
For example, for instance, as an illustration, a case in point, namely, specifically,, in fact |
Generality |
In general, for the most part, as a general rule, on the whole, usually, typically |
Result/Cause and Effect |
As a result, consequently, hence, then, therefore, thus, accordingly, so, for this reason |
Summary/Conclusion |
Finally, in conclusion, in short, in summary, in brief, in the end, on the whole, thus, in other words, therefore |
EXERCISE1: Which linking word is correct?
1. Fouad did not do his homework (although/ because) he had enough time.
2. Aya did not go on a trip (even though/ because) she didn't have any money.
3. (While/During) the hike up the mountain, we saw a lot of rabbits.
4. Hajar likes Volleyball (Whereas/ Since) her sister likes Handball.
5. Paula got the job, As/ even though) she had no experience.
6. I don't drink coffee, (As/ although) it makes me nervous.
7. Mohammed left early (So as to/ Since) avoid the traffic jam.
8. (In spite of/ Even though) his injury, Hajji will play Wednesday’s match.
9. I won’t stop (when/ until) I finish the whole exercise.
10. Rime missed the bus, (therefore/ because) she had to walk to school.
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RESPONDING TO GOOD AND BAD NEWS:
RESPONDING TO GOOD NEWS |
RESPONDING TO BAD NEWS |
That’s great! / Congratulations! / That’s wonderful! I’m glad to hear that/ Great news!/ Incredible!/ Superb!/ Sounds great! / Lucky you! / Oh, how wonderful! / Really? I can’t believe that! / Wow! That sounds exciting! / That’s fantastic! |
I’m awfully sorry that… / I’m sorry to hear that. I hope there is nothing wrong. / I’m so sorry. It’s such a frightening experience. / I’m sorry to hear such terrible news/ My goodness! / I can’t believe it! Poor you! / I’m awfully sorry to hear that. / I do sympathize with you. / Please, accept my deepest sympathy. / I know how you must be feeling. |
Examples:
1-Rim: I’ve passed my driving test.
Ilias: That’s great!
Rim: Thank you very much.
2-Loubna: What’s the problem, Oualid?
Oualid: My father had a bad car accident this morning.
Loubna: I’m sorry to hear such terrible news.
A découvrir aussi
- prefixes and suffixes-units 5+10
- prefixes and suffixes-units 5+10-part-2
- Infinitive & Gerund/ practice unit 1
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