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Flip Cards: Linking Words

Advanced I

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Whereas:

However

Even though:

Although:

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  • My brother prefers action movies, whereas I am a big fan of documentaries.
  • I'm going to the office on Monday. However, my whole Team will go with me.
  • Even though she studied for weeks, the test still felt incredibly difficult.
  • Although it was raining heavily, we decided to go for a walk.

On the other hand

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Despite

Nevertheless

In spite of:

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  • I enjoy the fast pace of city life; on the other hand, I sometimes miss the peace and quiet of the countryside.
  • Despite the traffic, we arrived at the airport on time.
  • The phone battery life is quite short; nevertheless, it is a very powerful device.
  • In spite of his fear of heights, he took a ride on the Ferris wheel.

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Moreover

Furthermore

Besides:

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Addition
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  • Learning a new language opens up career opportunities; moreover, it helps you understand different cultures.
  • The new software is easy to use; furthermore, it is highly affordable for small businesses.
  • Besides swimming, she enjoys hiking and cycling.

In addition to

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As well as

Addition
Addition
  • The gym offers state-of-the-art equipment. In addition, it provides free personal training sessions.
  • He speaks fluent French as well as conversational Spanish.

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Consequently

Therefore

Thus:

Cause
Cause
Cause
  • The store was closed; therefore, we couldn't buy any food.
  • The team practiced hard; consequently, they won the game.
  • He finished all his work; thus, he was able to leave early.

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Due to

As a result

Because

Cause
Cause
Cause
  • The train was late due to an emergency on the tracks.
  • It rained for two days. As a result, the river overflowed.
  • She smiled because she was happy to see her friend.

In conclusion:

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To sum up:

Then:

Next:

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Sequence
Sequence
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  • To sum up, the project was successful, delivered on time, and stayed within budget.
  • Add the eggs and milk. Then, stir the mixture until smooth.
  • Next, pour the batter into the prepared baking pan.
  • In conclusion, the evidence strongly supports the need for new environmental policies.

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Secondly

Finally:

Firstly:

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Sequence
Sequence
  • Secondly, mix the flour and sugar in a large bowl.
  • Finally, bake the cake for 30 minutes, or until golden brown.
  • Firstly, preheat the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit.

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For example

For instance

Clarification
  • Many fruits contain high levels of Vitamin C. For example, oranges and lemons are excellent sources.

Clarification

  • It is important to conserve water. For instance, you can take shorter showers.

In other words

That is

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Clarification
Clarification
  • The flight schedule is fixed for this week; that is, no changes will be made before Monday.
  • The company is facing a cash flow problem. In other words, they don't have enough money readily available.

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Look out:

Come back:

Carry on:

  • To be vigilant or careful about immediate danger.
  • To watch an area or view the surroundings
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Verb
Verb
  • To return to a place or situation.
  • To continue with something.

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Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Conditional
Conditional
Conditional

3rd conditional

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

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Come across:

Drop off:

Figure out:

Verb
Verb
Verb
  • To find by chance.
  • To deliver someone or something.
  • To stop talking about something.
  • To understand or solve.

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Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

Conditional
Conditional
Conditional

3rd conditional

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Go over:

Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

Conditional
Conditional
Verb
  • To review something.

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Look forward to:

Make up:

Conditional

3rd conditional

Verb
Verb
  • To anticipate with excitement.
  • To invent.
  • To reconcile.

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Set up:

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

Conditional

Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Verb
Conditional
  • To arrange.
  • To establish.

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Put off:

Show up:

Conditional

3rd conditional

Verb
Verb
  • To postpone.
  • To arrive.

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Get by:

Keep up:

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

Conditional
Verb
Verb
  • To maintain pace.
  • To stay current with information.
  • To maintain a good condition.
  • To manage or survive.
  • To pass or be accepted.
  • To pass physically.

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Dive in:

Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Conditional
Conditional

3rd conditional

Verb
  • To start something enthusiastically.
  • To eat heartily.
  • To immerse oneself in.

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Lock in:

Past unreal condition, present unreal result.

Conditional

Present unreal condition, past unreal result.

Verb
Conditional
  • To secure or guarantee.
  • To trap or confine.
  • To commit fully.

Drop out:

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Put off:

  • To quit an institution or activity.
  • To disappear or become unavailable.
  • To physically detach or fall away from something.
Conditional

3rd conditional

Verb
Verb
  • To postpone.

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