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In English, some words help to develop ideas, e.g. 'therefore', 'furthermore' or 'nonetheless'; these are called discourse markers and are usually used in formal writing or speaking situations.
Play this quiz to familiarize yourself with discourse markers and then start using them in your writing and speech.
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They have all completed their tests, as for me, I'm way behind
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'Consequently' = 'as a result'
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He ate ice cream and she ordered coffee, while I chose pizza
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He ate chocolate and I drank tea, she on the other hand wanted a meal
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'Firstly, secondly and lastly' all link and develop ideas
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