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Connectors

The document explains connectors, or linking words, which indicate relationships between ideas such as cause, purpose, examples, additional information, results, contrast, and concession. It provides examples and structures for using these connectors effectively in sentences. Additionally, it includes meanings of various connectors in both English and Spanish.

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Connectors

The document explains connectors, or linking words, which indicate relationships between ideas such as cause, purpose, examples, additional information, results, contrast, and concession. It provides examples and structures for using these connectors effectively in sentences. Additionally, it includes meanings of various connectors in both English and Spanish.

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CONNECTORS

And how to rewrite them


¿Qué son los conectores?
Los conectores (o linking words ) son términos que usamos para
señalar las relaciones entre ideas.
Pueden expresar:
● Razón y causa
● Finalidad
● Ejemplificación
● Información adicional
● Resultado y consecuencia
● Contraste y oposición de ideas
● Concesión
1. RAZÓN Y CAUSA

+ ORACIÓN + SUSTANTIVO O PRONOM.

Owing to /
Because As /Since Because of
Due to

Ej.: Because/ As /Since it’s Ej.: Because of/ Owing to


late, we should all go home. /Due to the weather, we
stayed home.
2. FINALIDAD

OR. PPAL. Y SUB. CON


OR. PPAL. Y SUB. CON EL
DISTINTO SUJETO (+ oración
MISMO SUJETO (+ infinitivo)
con modal)

To / In order to / So as to So that / In order that

Ej.: She uses her video to /in Ej.: I went to Mike’s house
order to /so as to record so that / in order that he
her favourite shows could help me to do my
homework
3. INTRODUCCIÓN DE EJEMPLOS

; for instance, ; for example, Such as

Ej.: Vegetables are a good


source of vitamins; for Ej.: Singers such as Michael
example/ for instance, Jackson and Madonna are
peppers have vitamin C popular all over the world
4. INTRODUCCIÓN DE INFORMACIÓN ADICIONAL

+ ORACIÓN + SUST./ PRON. + SUST. / PRON.

Moreover, / In addition to… Apart from…,


Furthermore, … as well as… Except (for)...,
/Besides,
Ej.: In addition to Ej.: Apart from English,
Ej.: I’m too busy to she speaks three other
classical music, she
take a holiday. languages.
likes jazz.
Moreover, I don’t He eats nothing except
She likes jazz as well
have the money. (for) bread and fish.
as classical music.
4. INTRODUCCIÓN DE INFORMACIÓN ADICIONAL

+ ORACIÓN + SUST./ PRON. + SUST. / PRON.

Moreover, / In addition to… Apart from…,


Furthermore, … as well as… Except (for)...,
/Besides,
Ej.: In addition to Ej.: Apart from English,
Ej.: I’m too busy to she speaks three other
classical music, she
take a holiday. languages.
likes jazz.
Moreover, I don’t He eats nothing except
She likes jazz as well
have the money. (for) bread and fish.
as classical music.
5. RESULTADO Y CONSECUENCIA

Therefore, / Consequently, / For this reason, / Thus , + oración

Ej.: Tina gets her car in good condition. Therefore, it always passes
its annual inspection.

As a result of + sust. O pron.

Ej.: As a result of his brave action, he was given a military medal


6. CONTRASTE Y OPOSICIÓN DE IDEAS

But / while / whereas + oración

Ej.: Last night’s film was interesting, but / while / whereas today’s
film is boring.

However, / Nevertheless, / On the contrary, + oración

Ej.: She was quite ill, but she didn’t go to the doctor. On the
contrary, she went to work.
7. CONCESIÓN

Although / Though / Even though + oración

Ej.: Although the students hadn’t studied, they all passed the
test.

In spite of / Despite + sustantivo o verbo en -ing

Ej.: He arrived on time, despite / in spite of getting up late.

In spite of the fact that / Despite the fact that + oración


Ej.: In spite of / Despite the fact that she was tired, she won the game
MEANINGS OF CONNECTORS

CONNECTOR MEANING CONNECTOR MEANING

To / In order to / So as to Para Moreover / Furthermore / Además


Besides
In addition to / As well as

Además de

So that / In order that Para que Therefore / Consequently Por lo tanto


For instance / For Por ejemplo As a result of Como resultado / Por ello
example

Such as Tal(es) como While / Whereas Mientras que

However / Nevertheless Sin embargo, No obstante Although … Aunque,

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