(CONJUNCTIONS) I wanted to go to the park, ... it started raining.
MIGHT
THAT
HOWEVER
BUT
(LEXICAL COHESION) The storm caused chaos in the town. Residents described it as a ... .
DIFFICULT
BEAUTIFUL
DISASTER
NICE PLACE
(LEXICAL COHESION) The tiger prowled through the jungle. The ... was hunting for prey.
JUNGLE
BIG CAT
TIGER
WALKED
(REPETITION) The storm was fierce, ... that tore through the city.
THE STORM
WAS
IT
WHEN
(SUBSTITUTION) I love Italian food. Do you like ... , too?
THOSE
IT
THEM
THESE
(CONJUNCTIONS) We could stay home ... go out for dinner.
AND
ONLY
BUT
OR
(ELLIPSIS) “Are you coming?” “I ... .”
MIGHT
WON'T BE COMING
MIGHT COME
DON'T
(ELLIPSIS) I’ll take the chocolate cake, and you can take the ... .
CHOCOLATE
VANILLA CAKE
VANILLA
CHOCOLATE CAKE
(LEXICAL COHESION) The book is a thriller. It’s a(n) ... read.
LONG
BORING
TERRIBLE
EXCITING
(SUBSTITUTION) She wanted to read a book, so I gave her ... .
A
THOSE
MINE
THESE
(LOGICAL CONNECTORS) The weather was cold; ... , we decided to go for a walk.
HOWEVER
THEREFORE
SO
WHY
(CONJUNCTIONS) He was late for the meeting ... he missed the bus.
AND
BECAUSE
THEN
BUT
(REFERENCE) Scientists conducted experiments in the lab, but ... results were inconclusive.
THEY
THERE
THEIR
THOSE
(REPETITION) The beach is beautiful. The ... is also peaceful.
BEAUTIFUL
SKY
BEACH
THE
(SUBSTITUTION) I prefer the red apples, not the green ... .
ONES
THOSE
THAT
ONE
(LOGICAL CONNECTORS) She was tired; ... , she went to bed early.
THEREFORE
BECAUSE
AND
WHY
(CONJUNCTIONS) She is both talented ... hardworking.
BUT
AND
OR
THEN
(REFERENCE) Climate change is a pressing global issue, and addressing ... requires international cooperation.
THEY
HE
IT
SHE
(REPETITION) Dogs are loyal animals. ... have been companions to humans for centuries.
DOGS
CAN
THOSE
IT
(ELLIPSIS) We visited the museum, and they ... .
DIDN'T VISIT THE MUSEUM
WON'T
DIDN'T
CAN'T
(ELLIPSIS) She loves singing, but he ... .
DOESN'T
IS SINGING
DOESN'T LOVE SINGING
SINGS
(SUBSTITUTION) I need a pen, but I don’t have ... .
HIS
IT
THEM
ONE
(REPETITION) Education is important. ... opens doors to opportunities.
IT
THIS
EDUCATION
THAT
(REFERENCE) Tigers are magnificent creatures. ... are known for their strength and agility.
HE
THEY
THEM
THOSE
(LOGICAL CONNECTORS) He worked hard all day. ... , he completed the project on time.
AS A RESULT
IN ADDITION
MOREOVER
BUT
(LOGICAL CONNECTORS) You need to study more. ... , you might fail the test.
AND
OTHERWISE
HOWEVER
BUT
(CONJUNCTIONS) They studied all night, ... they passed the exam.
ALTHOUGH
BECAUSE
SO
BUT
(LEXICAL COHESION) The artist painted vibrant landscapes. His ... are renowned globally.
TIME
PAINT BRUSHES
CANVASES
ARTWORKS
(LOGICAL CONNECTORS) The lecture was interesting. ... , it was easy to follow.
HOWEVER
FURTHERMORE
BUT
NEVERTHELESS
(REFERENCE) The rainforest is home to diverse wildlife. Many of ... species are endangered due to deforestation.
THEY
THAT
THESE
THEM
(REPETITION) She was determined to succeed, ... to prove everyone wrong.
DETERMINED
WHEN
SUCCEED
HOW
(SUBSTITUTION) The students finished their homework in half an hour, but the teachers expected them to take longer ... .
THEY CAN
THAN TIME
WITH THEM
THAN THAT
(ELLIPSIS) I like reading novels, and she prefers ... .
POETRY
READING POETRY
TO READ
READ
(REFERENCE) Maria adopted a stray dog last week. ... act of kindness inspired her friends to do the same.
IT
THIS
THESE
THOSE
(LEXICAL COHESION) Technology has revolutionised communication. This ... has connected the world.
INNOVATION
TALKING
IDEA
DAY