Types of connectors

connecting two or more simple sentenses to make it complex sentense

Example: why, what, who, where, when ,why, how.

Connects ideas by adding more information or examples

Example: and, also, moreover, in addition, furthermore

Shows a difference or opposition between ideas.

Example: but, however, on the other hand, whereas, although

Explains the reason for something or the result of an action

Example: because, so, therefore, consequently, thus

Highlights similarities between things

Example: as, like, similarly, in the same way

Shows the order of events or steps

Example: first, then, next, finally, after that

Introduces a conditional statement.

Example: if, unless, provided that.

Provides examples to illustrate a point (e.g., for example, such as, for instance).

Example: The new policies are expected to transform the education system.