Paragraphing and Linking Words

Paragraphing and Linking Words

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Paragraphing and Linking Words

Learning objective

Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson you will understand the importance of paragraphing in formal writing. At the end of the lesson you will be able to use linking words to enhance coherence in your writing.



What do you already know about formal writing?

Importance of Paragraphing

Paragraphs make text easier to follow. Each paragraph focuses on a single topic. Logical order enhances readability.

Structure of a Paragraph

A group of sentences developing one topic. Each sentence has its own subject and function. Paragraphs support overall text coherence.

In class:

Correspondance reader: exercise 12 + 13.



Done? --> practice exam texts, or do something for yourself.

Introduction to Linking Words

Linking words connect ideas and sentences. They enhance coherence in writing. They show relationships within and between sentences.

Linking Words

Categories of Linking Words

Time, Illustration, Contradiction, Comparison, Effect, Cause, Addition, Condition. Each category serves a unique purpose in writing.

Using Linking Words Effectively

Choose appropriate linking words for clarity. Use them to guide readers through your text. Improve flow and connection of ideas.

Which linking word does not indicate time or order?

A

but

B

later

C

finally

D

first

Which linking word is not used for illustration?

A

in other words

B

for example

C

however

D

such as

Which linking word does not indicate contradiction?

A

but

B

likewise

C

although

D

however

Which linking word does not indicate cause or reason?

A

as a result

B

due to

C

because

D

since

In class:

  • Do all the exercises about linking words!



  • Done? --> do something for yourself/practice reading.

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