Join both sentences in one using the linking word "and":

Joan loves maths.

Joan loves English.

Join both sentences in one using the linking word "also":

Joan loves maths.

Joan loves English.

Join both sentences in one using the linking word "In addition":

Joan speaks English and French.

Joan is learning Chinese.

Join both sentences in one using the linking word "as well as":

Joan speaks English.

Joan speaks French.

Join both sentences in one using the linking word "too":

Joan speaks English.

Joan speaks French.

Join both sentences in one using the linking word "Furthermore":

Joan is very good at languages. He speaks English and French.

Joan is studying Chinese.

He is a hard-working person. He owns his own company. _____, he works as a consultant for others.

• And

• In addition

• Too

• Also

His wife works a lot _____.

• as well as

• moreover

• too

• also

Exercise is good for your body. _____, it is good for your mental health.

• Moreover

• Also

• And

• As well as

Joanne is allergic to nuts, eggs ____ milk.

• in addition

• also

• and

• as well as