Using Linking Words Effectively

The video tutorial by Annemarie from Speak Confident English focuses on the importance of linking words in English communication. It explains how these words create smooth transitions and logical flow in sentences, making it easier for listeners to follow. The tutorial covers eight uses of linking words, including reiteration, sequence, conditions, support, comparison, contrast, addition, and conclusion. It provides examples and encourages viewers to practice using linking words to enhance their communication skills.

What is a common cause of communication breakdowns according to the introduction?

• Lack of smooth transitions

• Distracting background noise

• Lack of vocabulary

• Unfamiliarity with the topic

In the examples provided, what was added to improve sentence clarity?

• Passive voice

• More adjectives

• Complex sentences

• Linking words

What is the primary function of linking words?

• To confuse the listener

• To add humor

• To lengthen sentences

• To create smooth transitions

How many ways to use linking words are introduced in the lesson?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

Why is it important to know where to place linking words in a sentence?

• To confuse the reader

• To add more words

• To make sentences longer

• To ensure clarity and organization

Which linking word can be used to reiterate a point?

• Therefore

• Meanwhile

• As I mentioned

• However

What is the purpose of using linking words to create a sequence?

• To make sentences longer

• To add humor

• To confuse the listener

• To show the order of events

Which linking word indicates a condition?

• Similarly

• If

• Moreover

• Because

What is a common linking word used to provide support?

• Therefore

• Meanwhile

• However

• For example

Which linking word is used to highlight a contrast?

• On the contrary

• In addition

• Similarly

• Namely