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ESL linking-words

by Gabriela Casado
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Starts with A

Used to show a reason, time, or comparison between clauses.

Starts with B

Introduces the reason or cause for something.

Starts with C

Indicates the result or effect of a previous clause.

Starts with D

Shows contrast by noting something in opposition to what was stated.

Starts with E

Introduces a concession, contrasting with the main idea.

Starts with F

Adds information or strengthens a point, often after a claim.

Starts with G

Presents a condition or assumption that affects the statement.

Starts with H

Introduces a contrast or exception to a previous idea.

Starts with I

Adds another idea or item to the list or argument.

Starts with J

Draws a parallel between two situations or ideas.

Starts with L

Shows similarity or agreement between two ideas.

Starts with M

Adds an extra point that supports the argument.

Starts with N

Indicates a contrast or concession despite prior information.

Starts with O

Presents an alternative or opposing point.

Starts with P

States a condition under which something will happen.

Starts with Q

Cites exact words to support or illustrate a point.

Starts with R

Introduces a contrasting option or idea.

Starts with S

Shows similarity between two ideas or situations.

Starts with T

Draws a conclusion or consequence from the preceding statement.

Starts with U

Sets a condition that changes the outcome if not met.

Starts with Y

Introduces a contrast or unexpected result.

Starts with Z

Note: a playful label for a contrasting clause, used to prompt comparison.

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