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Telling Stories

Virginia Pardo

Created on October 11, 2021

Elements for telling stories B2.2

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Transcript

Telling Stories

Linking words

Sequencers

Comment Adverbs

  • Cause
becausebecause of due toas a result of...
  • Result
soAs a result, Therefore,
  • Contrast
but However,

Discourse Markers

  • To begin:
At first,Initially,In the first place,At the beginning
  • To continue:
Afterwards, Subsequently,Later on, After a while, Meanwhile,
  • To finish:
Eventually, In the end,
  • To end and evaluate:
All in all, As you can see, Looking back, In hindsight
  • Time and order
After / beforeDuring As soon as Once
  • Apparently,
  • Clearly,
  • Honestly,
  • Naturally,
  • Obviously,
  • To add more details:
Actually, / As a matter of fact, / In fact,
  • To arouse interest:
(And) guess what?
  • To clarify:
I mean, / That is,
  • To get back on track:
Anyway, / As I was saying,
  • To give an opinion:
To be honest, / To tell you the truth,
  • To introduce a side note:
  • By the way,
  • Addition
What's more,On top of that, ...as well as... ...not only ... but also.. Not to mention Moreover (F)

Other Adverbs

2.

Say how sth happened

  • Accidentally
  • Loudly
  • reluctantly
  • Silently

Cleft Sentences

  • The reason why .... was...
  • The thing that ..... is ...
  • What we did was...
  • It was John that....