Question

Make 10 sentences with linker​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. It was raining but I went for a walk.
2. Although it was raining I went for a walk.
3. It was raining. However, I went for a walk.
4. I always go to bed early, whereas my sister goes to bed very late.
5. I always go to bed early. My sister on the other hand goes to bed very late.

Answer 2

Explanation:

clause + conjunction + clause

It was raining so I stayed at home.

conjunction + clause + clause

Although it was raining, I went for a walk.

preposition + noun (phrase) + clause

Despite the rain, I went for a walk

sentence + adverbial + sentence

It was a cold winter afternoon and the sky threatened rain. Nevertheless, we decided to go for a walk.

• Reasons and results

Linkers are words or phrases that we use to link (i.e. connect or join) ideas.

It was raining. I stayed at home.

In this example, we can see that the first idea, 'It was raining.' is the reason for the second idea, 'I stayed at home.' Or, 'I stayed at home' is a result of 'It was raining.' We can use linkers such as so or therefore to make the relationship between the two ideas clear.