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This document discusses connectors used to link words, phrases, sentences, and paragraphs to provide coherence. It provides examples of connectors of sequence and time, including first, second, third, finally, last, at first, then, afterwards, later, in the meantime, and meanwhile. These connectors are used to describe the benefits of owning a pet pig and the process of learning English from initially having trouble pronouncing words to later struggling with phrasal verbs and idioms while receiving help from a teacher.
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- 2. Connectors are used to link large groups of words: phrases and sentences. You can also use them to connect paragraphs to give them coherence. Sentence connectors are usually placed at the beginning of a sentence. Read the following connectors of sequence and time and practice them. Use your dictionary if your need to. Prepare for the quiz.
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- 4. 4. SECOND, SECONDLY, IN THE SECOND PLACE Secondly, their impressive numeracy skills must be mentioned. 5. FOR ANOTHER THING For another thing, you might want to consider how cute they look in pyjamas. 6. THIRD, THIRDLY, IN THE THIRD PLACE In the third place, you can always count on your pet pig to perform some tricks for you when youd like to impress a pretty girl.
- 5. 7. FINALLY Finally, pet pigs are fantastic guards. No burglar would ever have the heart to hurt a pet pig. 8. LAST, LASTLY, LAST OF ALL Lastly, your reputation as an eccentric will rapidly grow in the neighbourhood if youre seen walking a pet pig on a leash every morning.
- 6. 1. AT FIRST It wasnt a piece of cake to learn English. At first, I couldnt pronounce all the words correctly. 2. THEN Then, I couldnt spell all the words correctly. 3. AFTERWARDS, SUBSEQUENTLY, EVENTUALLY Afterwards, I had a hard time understanding the tenses.
- 7. 4. LATER Later, I couldnt memorize phrasal verbs and idioms. 5. IN THE MEANTIME In the meantime, I was getting some help from my English teacher. 6. MEANWHILE Meanwhile, I was enjoying my skype lessons more and more.