Linking Words

Linking Words
Linking Words

Words are powerful. In fact, they have the power to transform ideas into reality.
It is linking words.

Linking Words

ADDING IDEAS

We need to present more than one argument to withstand the attacks on our points. To add more points, we have to possess the power to add them.

Moreover

Also

Besides

In addition

What’s more

Not only … but also

As well as

And

Furthermore

OPINION:

To present our opinions which should be built on Facts.

In my opinion

As far as I’m concerned

To my mind

It seems to me that…

CONSEQUENCE

In order to illustrate the consequences of a certain event or action.

As a result

Thus

So

Therefore

As a consequence

Eventually

That’s why

CONTRAST

Presenting a contrast can be very helpful in building your case.

However

But

Yet

Whereas

While

On the one hand

On the other hand

CONCESSION

Transform the negative into a positive aspect through the power of concession.

Even though

But for

Despite

Apart from

Although

Though

PURPOSE

Be clear in regard to your purpose in whatever you do and especially in writing. Be precise!

To

So that

So as to

In order to

CONDITION

To add a condition to your presentation, use any of the following words.

As long as

Unless

If

Provided that

Whether

CHOICE

To present the audience with a choice, we’ll help you through this great list of words that’ll make clear that not all options are on the table.

Or

Whatever

Whoever

Neither … nor

Either … or

Words can connect people from different places, or bind them together in a shared experience that brings meaning to our lives. There is something particularly powerful about a word—it gives a new sense of purpose and a fresh start for what was once an idea. However, what is there to bind words or sentences together?

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