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Connectors With Examples

The document provides a comprehensive list of various types of connectors used in writing, categorized into addition, additional information, contrast, sequence, cause and effect, relative pronouns, emphasis, and example connectors. Each category includes definitions and illustrative sentences demonstrating their usage. This serves as a useful guide for enhancing writing coherence and clarity.

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Connectors With Examples

The document provides a comprehensive list of various types of connectors used in writing, categorized into addition, additional information, contrast, sequence, cause and effect, relative pronouns, emphasis, and example connectors. Each category includes definitions and illustrative sentences demonstrating their usage. This serves as a useful guide for enhancing writing coherence and clarity.

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Connectors with Examples

Addition Connectors
- And, Then, Also
- She likes apples and oranges.
- We went to the market, then we visited a friend.
- He is smart, also, he is hardworking.

Additional Information

- Besides, Moreover, Furthermore, In addition


- I love mango juice. Besides, I like banana also.
- He teaches English very well. Moreover, he is good at math.
- She is intelligent. Furthermore, she is very kind.

Contrast Connectors

- But, Though, However, On the contrary, Instead


- He is poor but honest.
- She was sick but still attended the class.
- Though he is honest, everybody disrespects him.

Sequence or Order Connectors

- Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly


- Firstly, wake up early in the morning.
- Secondly, go for a walk.
- Thirdly, have a healthy breakfast.

Cause and Effect Connectors

- So, Therefore, Thus, As a result


- He was ill, so he couldn't attend school.
- The roads were flooded; therefore, we stayed at home.
- He didn't study hard; as a result, he failed.

Relative Pronouns
- Who, When, Where, Whom
- This is my uncle, who is a doctor.
- 1971 was the year when we gained independence.
- Rangamati is the place where I was born.

Emphasis Connectors

- In fact, Actually
- She is very talented. In fact, she won three awards last year.
- He seems rude, but actually, he is very kind.
- It looks easy. In fact, it is very difficult.

Example Connectors

- For example
- I love citrus fruits, for example, oranges and lemons.
- Many animals hibernate, for example, bears and hedgehogs.
- Some countries have strict rules, for example, Singapore.

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