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Link & Linker AlphabetOnline version

A to Z linking words game

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

Starts with A

An initial connector introducing a contrast or exception.

Starts with B

Introduces the reason or cause for something.

Starts with C

Shows result or effect of what happened before.

Starts with D

Indicates contrast by showing an expectation was not met.

Starts with E

Yet the following clause remains true, despite prior info.

Starts with F

Introduces a reason or explanation in clauses.

Starts with G

Assumes a condition to state a consequence.

Starts with H

Contrasts two statements or shifts direction.

Starts with I

Sets a condition for another statement to occur.

Starts with J

Draws a comparison between two events or actions.

Starts with K

Introduces a condition based on awareness or fact.

Starts with L

Signals similarity or agreement between clauses.

Starts with M

Adds information that reinforces or expands a point.

Starts with N

Concedes a point yet adds another consideration.

Starts with O

Presents an alternative outcome or condition.

Starts with P

Adds an additional item or idea to the statement.

Starts with Q

Emphasizes a contrasting or reinforcing point in clauses.

Starts with R

Indicates ignoring a factor in the following clause.

Starts with S

Marks a cause or time reference for the main clause.

Starts with T

States a consequence or result of the prior clause.

Starts with U

Sets a condition that changes what follows.

Starts with V

Indicates the reverse relationship between two parts.

Starts with W

Introduces a contrast between two ideas.

Starts with Y

Expresses contrast by introducing a differing point.

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