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Essential Time Linkers Guide

This document categorizes and lists various types of connectors and linking words used in writing, including those that indicate time, addition, contrast, cause, result, purpose, condition, relative clauses, sequence, and conclusion. It provides over 100 examples of specific linking words such as "and", "but", "because", "so", "to", "if", "who", "first", and "in conclusion".

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Essential Time Linkers Guide

This document categorizes and lists various types of connectors and linking words used in writing, including those that indicate time, addition, contrast, cause, result, purpose, condition, relative clauses, sequence, and conclusion. It provides over 100 examples of specific linking words such as "and", "but", "because", "so", "to", "if", "who", "first", and "in conclusion".

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CONNECTORS / LINKING WORDS / LINKERS

I. TIME
before
after
as
when
while
as soon as
by the time
till
until
afterwards
whenever
then
later
II. ADDITION
and
moreover
furthermore
in addition
in addition to
besides
as well
as well as
whats more
also
not only ... but also ...
III. CONTRAST
but
however
nevertheless
although
though
even though
despite (the fact that)
in spite of (the fact that)
in contrast
on the contrary
on the one hand ... on the other hand ...
whereas
while
yet
IV. CAUSE
because
as
since
because of
due to
owing to
V. RESULT
so
therefore
consequently
as a result
for this reason
thus
so ... that
such (a/an) ... that
VI. PURPOSE
to
in order (not) to
so as (not) to
for
so that
in order that
VII. CONDITION
if
whether
unless
as long as
provided that
providing that
in case
in case of
VIII. RELATIVE
who
which
that
whose
when
where
why
what
whom
IX. SEQUENCE
first
first of all
to begin with
in the beginning
in the meantime
next
in the end
eventually
finally
at last
lastly
X. CONCLUSION/SUMMARY
in conclusion
in short
to summarize
in summary
to sum up
XI. GIVING EXAMPLES
for example
for instance
such as
in particular
specially

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