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Cohesive Devices Challenge

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Test your knowledge of linking words with this fun alphabet quiz!

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Test your knowledge of linking words with this fun alphabet quiz!

by Cinthya Barranco
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

Used to introduce a contrast or exception in a statement.

Starts with B

Introduces a reason or explanation for something.

Starts with C

Indicates a result or effect that follows from a previous statement.

Starts with D

Used to show that something happens regardless of a particular factor.

Starts with E

Introduces a contrast, similar to 'although', but emphasizes the unexpected nature.

Starts with F

Adds additional information or reinforces a previous point.

Starts with G

Introduces a premise or condition that is accepted as true.

Starts with H

Indicates a contrast or exception to what has been previously stated.

Starts with I

Used to add more information or points to a discussion.

Starts with J

Used to draw a comparison or similarity between two ideas.

Starts with K

Introduces a statement that is based on a known fact or situation.

Starts with L

Indicates similarity or agreement with a previous statement.

Starts with M

Adds further information that supports or enhances the previous point.

Starts with N

Indicates a contrast, often implying that something remains true despite a previous statement.

Starts with O

Introduces an alternative perspective or contrasting point.

Starts with P

Used to emphasize a specific point or detail among others.

Starts with Q

Indicates a strong contrast to what has been previously stated.

Starts with R

Indicates that something happens without consideration of other factors.

Starts with S

Indicates a similarity or comparison to a previous statement.

Starts with T

Introduces a conclusion or result based on the preceding information.

Starts with U

Introduces a condition that must be met for something to occur.

Starts with V

Indicates that the reverse of a statement is also true.

Starts with W

Used to indicate a contrast or simultaneous occurrence of two actions.

Starts with X

Refers to the introduction of new elements or ideas, often in a contrasting context.

Starts with Y

Indicates a contrast, often implying that something is unexpected.

Starts with Z

Describes a strong enthusiasm or passion, often used to emphasize a point.

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