7 Questions
Which category of linkers is used to show contrast?
Contrast
Which linker is used to show cause and effect?
Cause and effect
Which linker is used to provide examples?
Examples
Which form of the word is correct to express opposition: Despite or Despite of?
Despite
Which linker is used to summarize information?
Summary
Which linker is used to show a sequence of events?
Time
Which category of linkers is used to show additional information?
Addition
Study Notes
Linkers in English
Contrast
- Linkers of contrast are used to show opposing ideas or unexpected results
- Examples of contrast linkers include 'however', 'on the other hand', and 'in contrast'
Cause and Effect
- Linkers of cause and effect show the relationship between an action and its consequence
- Examples of cause and effect linkers include 'because', 'so', and 'as a result'
Examples
- Linkers of exemplification provide instances or illustrations to support an idea
- Examples of exemplification linkers include 'for example', 'for instance', and 'such as'
Expressing Opposition
- The correct form to express opposition is 'despite', not 'despite of'
Summarizing Information
- Linkers of summary are used to summarize main points or ideas
- Examples of summary linkers include 'in conclusion', 'in summary', and 'to summarize'
Sequence of Events
- Linkers of sequence show the order in which events occur
- Examples of sequence linkers include 'first', 'then', and 'meanwhile'
Additional Information
- Linkers of addition provide supplementary information or supporting details
- Examples of addition linkers include 'moreover', 'furthermore', and 'in addition'
Looking to test your knowledge on common English language connectors and transition words? This quiz will challenge you to recognize and use words like "however," "moreover," "thus," and "for example" in their appropriate contexts. Perfect for both native speakers and English language learners looking to improve their writing skills and expand their vocabulary.
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