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  • (CAUSE AND EFFECT) The project was successful ... the team worked hard.
    THEREFORE
    SO
    BECAUSE
    THEN
  • (SEQUENCING) ... , you’ll need to mix the ingredients together.
    AND
    NEXT
    NEVERTHLESS
    ALTHOUGH
  • (COMPARISON) The new car performs better ... the previous model.
    LIKE
    COMPARED TO
    THAN TO
    COMPARISON
  • (EMPHASIS) This is an urgent matter, ... , it cannot wait.
    SIMILAR
    NEVERTHELESS
    AND
    INDEED
  • (COMPARISON) The weather in Spain is warmer ... in the UK.
    THAN
    AS
    LIKE
    SIMILAR
  • (COMPARISON) This smartphone works ... the older model but is faster.
    JUST LIKE
    AS
    LIKE AS
    SIMILAR
  • (CONTRAST) The journey was long, ... the destination was worth it.
    AND
    BUT
    SO
    THEREFORE
  • (GIVING EXAMPLES) Some careers, ... medicine and law, require extensive education.
    FURTHERMORE
    LIKE
    NEVERTHELESS
    BUT
  • (EMPHASIS) The team played exceptionally well, ... considering the difficult conditions.
    ESPECIALLY
    LIKE
    AS WELL AS
    EVEN THOUGH
  • (EMPHASIS) The concert was amazing, ... , the best I’ve ever attended.
    BUT
    WITHOUT A DOUBT
    THEREFORE
    EVEN THOUGH
  • (CONTRAST) The house was spacious; ... , it was far from the city centre.
    IN ADDITION
    AND
    HOWEVER
    SO
  • (GIVING EXAMPLES) There are many ways to conserve energy, ... , using energy-efficient appliances.
    FOR INSTANCE
    THUS
    BUT
    AND
  • (EMPHASIS) He is truly dedicated to his work, ... , he often stays late to finish tasks.
    IN FACT
    NEVERTHELESS
    AND
    HOWEVER
  • (CONTRAST) He studied hard for the exam, ... he didn’t pass.
    ALTHOUGH
    SO
    THEREFORE
    YET
  • (COMPARISON) Her painting style is ... that of Van Gogh.
    AS SUCH
    LIKE TO
    SIMILAR TO
    SUCH
  • (CONTRAST) She loves warm weather, ... he prefers the cold.
    SO
    AND
    IN ADDITION
    WHEREAS
  • (ADDITION) The park was clean and peaceful; ... , it was free to enter.
    MOREOVER
    SO
    THEREFORE
    BUT
  • (CAUSE AND EFFECT) He forgot his umbrella, ... , he got soaked in the rain.
    EVEN THOUGH
    AS A RESULT
    BEFORE
    ALTHOUGH
  • (CAUSE AND EFFECT) She missed the train, ... she was late for the meeting.
    AND
    BUT
    SO
    NONETHELESS
  • (GIVING EXAMPLES) Many animals are endangered, ... , the Siberian tiger.
    THEREFORE
    AND
    ALTHOUGH
    FOR EXAMPLE
  • (EMPHASIS) She is not just a good leader; she is ... an exceptional motivator.
    AND
    ALSO
    THEREFORE
    SO
  • (ADDITION) He is both talented ... hardworking.
    BUT
    AND
    SO
    NEVERTHELESS
  • (CAUSE AND EFFECT) The power went out, ... we couldn’t finish our homework.
    EVEN THOUGH
    BECAUSE
    AS WELL AS
    THUS
  • (SEQUENCING) She prepared for the exam. ... , she reviewed her notes one last time.
    BUT
    FIRSTLY
    AFTER THAT
    THEREFORE
  • (ADDITION) The company offered a competitive salary. ... , they provided excellent benefits.
    ALTHOUGH
    SO
    BUT
    IN ADDITION
  • (ADDITION) The book was insightful, ... , it was beautifully written.
    NEVERTHELESS
    FURTHERMORE
    BUT
    ACTUALLY
  • (SEQUENCING) ... , the concert ended with a spectacular fireworks display.
    FINALLY
    ALTHOUGH
    NEVERTHELESS
    SECONDLY
  • (GIVING EXAMPLES) He enjoys outdoor activities, ... hiking and cycling.
    THEREFORE
    AND
    BECAUSE
    SUCH AS
  • (GIVING EXAMPLES) Certain foods, ... nuts and shellfish, can cause allergic reactions.
    BUT
    AND
    INCLUDING
    NEXT
  • (CAUSE AND EFFECT) The roads were icy, ... , driving was dangerous.
    AND
    THEN
    THEREFORE
    THOUGH
  • (SEQUENCING) ... , we’ll visit the museum, and ... we’ll go to the park.
    FINALLY, WHEN
    FIRST, THEN
    AND, FINALLY
    ALTHOUGH, AND
  • (SEQUENCING) ... , let’s introduce the main topic.
    TO BEGIN WITH
    OVERALL
    FINALLY
    IN CONCLUSION
  • (CONTRAST) He is a very fun-loving person, ... she is quite serious.
    SO
    IN ADDITION
    AND
    ON THE OTHER HAND
  • (ADDITION) She enjoys painting, ... sculpting.
    AS WELL AS
    THEREFORE
    HOWEVER
    SO
  • (COMPARISON) He’s ... his older brother.
    AMBITIOUS
    AS AMBITIOUS AS
    AMBITIOUS AS
    LIKE AMBITIOUS