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Logical connectors are used to join or connect two ideas that have a particular relationship. These relationships can be sequential (time), reason and purpose, adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result), and ______
condition
These relationships can be sequential (time), reason and purpose, ______ (opposition and/or unexpected result), and condition
adversative
Logical connectors are used to join or connect two ideas that have a particular ______.
relationship
Logical connectors are used to join or connect two ideas that have a particular relationship. These relationships can be ______ (time), reason and purpose, adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result), and condition
sequential
Match the logical relationship with its corresponding usage of logical connectors:
Sequential (time) = Used to show the order of events or steps Reason and purpose = Used to indicate the cause or intention behind something Adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result) = Used to present a contrast or unexpected outcome Condition = Used to express a situation under which something else will happen
Match the subtopic with its corresponding logical connector:
Exemplifications = Logical connectors like 'as' are used to introduce examples
Match the following type of relationship with its corresponding example of a logical connector:
Sequential (time) = The logical connector 'then' is used to indicate time order Reason and purpose = The logical connector 'because' is used to express reason Adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result) = The logical connector 'however' is used to present opposition or unexpected results Condition = The logical connector 'if' is used to express a condition
Match the type of usage with its corresponding example of a logical connector:
Expressing consequence = The logical connector 'therefore' is used to indicate a consequence Expressing addition = The logical connector 'furthermore' is used to add more information
Match the logical relationship with its corresponding usage of logical connectors:
Sequential (time) = First, then, finally Reason and purpose = Because, since, in order to Adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result) = However, nevertheless, on the contrary Condition = If, unless, provided that
Match the type of usage with its corresponding example of a logical connector:
Sequential (time) = First, then, finally Reason and purpose = Because, since, in order to Adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result) = However, nevertheless, on the contrary Condition = If, unless, provided that
Match the subtopic with its corresponding logical connector:
Exemplifications = Such as Adversative = However Sequential = Then Reason and purpose = Because
Match the following type of relationship with its corresponding example of a logical connector:
Sequential (time) = First, then, finally Reason and purpose = Because, since, in order to Adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result) = However, nevertheless, on the contrary Condition = If, unless, provided that
Study Notes
Logical connectors are used to join or connect two ideas that have a particular relationship. These relationships can be sequential (time), reason and purpose, adversative (opposition and/or unexpected result), and condition[1
Test your knowledge of logical connectors and their use in expressing relationships such as sequential, reason and purpose, adversative, and condition.
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