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    Final Review of Connectors Key

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    The document provides a review of different types of connectors used in writing, including connectors of sequence, addition and contrast, cause and effect, and purpose. Connectors of sequence include words like "suddenly", "before", "then", and "while". Connectors of addition and contrast include words like "moreover", "although", and "also". Connectors of cause and effect include words like "because", "consequently", and "as a result of". Connectors of purpose include words like "in order to", "so that", and "to". The document lists examples of how to use each type of connector in a sentence.

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    Final Review of Connectors Key

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    The document provides a review of different types of connectors used in writing, including connectors of sequence, addition and contrast, cause and effect, and purpose. Connectors of sequence include words like "suddenly", "before", "then", and "while". Connectors of addition and contrast include words like "moreover", "although", and "also". Connectors of cause and effect include words like "because", "consequently", and "as a result of". Connectors of purpose include words like "in order to", "so that", and "to". The document lists examples of how to use each type of connector in a sentence.

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    Ejercicios de conectores con respuestas

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    The document provides a review of different types of connectors used in writing, including connectors of sequence, addition and contrast, cause and effect, and purpose. Connectors of sequence include words like "suddenly", "before", "then", and "while". Connectors of addition and contrast include words like "moreover", "although", and "also". Connectors of cause and effect include words like "because", "consequently", and "as a result of". Connectors of purpose include words like "in order to", "so that", and "to". The document lists examples of how to use each type of connector in a sentence.

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    Final Review of Connectors Key

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    The document provides a review of different types of connectors used in writing, including connectors of sequence, addition and contrast, cause and effect, and purpose. Connectors of sequence include words like "suddenly", "before", "then", and "while". Connectors of addition and contrast include words like "moreover", "although", and "also". Connectors of cause and effect include words like "because", "consequently", and "as a result of". Connectors of purpose include words like "in order to", "so that", and "to". The document lists examples of how to use each type of connector in a sentence.

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    FINAL REVIEW OF CONNECTORS (KEY)

    CONNECTORS OF SEQUENCE

    1. 1. suddenly 5. during
    2. before 6. eventually
    3. Then 7. when
    4. At first 8. while
    2. 1. Before I knew it,
    2. Unfortunately,
    3. It was a cold winter night
    4. What a way
    5. Suddenly
    6. Two years ago

    CONNECTORS OF ADDITION AND CONTRAST

    1. 1. Marianne is an experienced teacher. Moreover, she loves her job.


    2. In spite of my father’s help / my father helping
    me, I didn’t do well in the exam.
    3. Most people dislike going to the dentist. Nevertheless, they go regularly.
    4. Our city has got two sports stadiums as well
    as a library and a theatre. / Our city has got a library and a theatre as well as two sports stadiums.
    5. Although that chocolate cake looks delicious, I’m not going to touch it.
    2. 1. The question is 5. although
    2. On the one hand 6. Also
    3. For one thing 7. such as
    4. Secondly 8. In conclusion

    CONNECTORS OF CAUSE AND EFFECT

    1. 1. Travellers can e-mail their families because the Internet is accessible all over the world.
    2. Kevin had forgotten his jacket. Consequently, he was cold all day.
    3. Many people have stopped smoking because
    of its bad effect on health. / Because of its bad effect on health, many people have stopped
    smoking.
    4. She was accepted to university due to her
    high marks. / Due to her high marks, she was accepted to university.
    5. The road was slippery so there was an accident.
    2. 1. Early this morning 4. As a result of
    2. According to 5. Apparently,
    3. Sources say

    CONNECTORS OF PURPOSE

    1. 1. in order not to 4. in order to


    2. so that 5. so as to
    3. so that 6. to
    2. 1. many people say that 5. Despite this
    2. I disagree 6. because
    3. As I see it 7. In short
    4. For example 8. I believe

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