How To Connect Ideas In English [with Linking Words]

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Published 2022-07-05
Learn How to connect your ideas in English conversations with 14 important linking words!
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Connecting your ideas and thoughts in English is an essential speaking skill, so today you’ll learn 7 everyday, casual linking words useful in everyday conversations, PLUS 7 more formal ones that will help you sound professional and intelligent!

Use → and + as well as ← to ADD information
Use → but + whereas ← to CONTRAST information
Use → or + either or ← to provide OPTIONS
Use → so + as a result ← to connect REASON to RESULT
Use → because + since ← to focus on the REASON
Use → like + such as← to give EXAMPLES
Use → especially + in fact← to add EMPHASIS

Don’t forget to do your homework practice with me at the end!

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00:00 Introduction
01:33 Hey Lady! Helping Women Succeed in English
02:34 Casual, everyday linking words
04:36 Professional linking words
06:23 ADD INFO: and + as well as
06:58 CONTRAST: but + whereas
07:35 provide OPTIONS: or + either or
09:38 REASON to RESULT: so + as a result
11:04 REASON: because + since
12:09 EXAMPLE: like + such as
13:22 EMPHASIS: especially + in fact
15:05 Homework Practice

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All Comments (21)
  • @mmmEnglish_Emma
    Have you heard the interesting English expression I shared at 09:04?? “either either” (pronounced EE-ther AI-ther) Can you think of a situation where you could use this expression?
  • Because: since But: whereas Like: such as Especially: in fact So: as a result Thank you ❤
  • @annasellari566
    Thank you Emma! As a teacher of English in the Primary School, I' m improving my listening skills and use of the language every day.
  • @davesmith6436
    Well, hey there, Emma again!✋ How are you now?😊 As I promised earlier, I decided to watch this lesson one more time since I had found that out an extremely useful one for me as an English learner while I was watching it a half a year ago, right? As a result, I wanna go back and watch that again! You know, I actually love all of your videos, it doesn't really matter what they're about whereas others are searching the specific types of lessons such as phrasal verbs videos or idioms lessons! But I always find them all extremely come in handy, in fact! Keep up doing the stunning job, Emma!🥰 You're really brilliant at teaching English!👍👍👍
  • We must sincerely say that both our English learning and listening skills can beautifully grow up as a result of MMMEnglish channel.
  • Hey Emma! 🙋‍♂️ Thank you for this set of new tips for us, English explorers! 😎👍 I wish the whole community of mmmEnglish only the best! 🙌😊 The more we practice, the more fluent we become! 🔥 Let's boost our English speaking skills together! 💪🤩
  • @dianaep.s.1929
    Hello dear teacher from Buenos Aires Argentina. Thanks for this spectacular lesson. You help us a lot to improve our skills in grammar and also to understand native English speakers giving us tips like the pronunciation of either . We are making so much progress as a result of watching all your videos.😘🌹💝
  • Yes I noticed all of these formal linking words! And by the way I love these formal linking words than informal ones! Remarkable lesson! Thank you so much for taking your valuable time! Outstanding as always! Best of luck to you!🙏
  • Dear Emma, your lessons are really amazing and always so inspiring for my lessons with Italian adults as well as younger school students.
  • @saeid9800
    This subject informal vs formal linking words is so interesting. You surprise us every now and then by teaching a subject no other teacher has ever touched upon! Thank you so much for being creative and innovative.
  • There is a teacher named Emma. She teaches English as well as grammar rules. Despite there being many other teachers, she is something special. You can choose either Emma or others, and as a result, you will benefit since you are working really hard, especially on English grammar and connectors. In fact, you are doing an amazing job. Keep going and don't give up✌.
  • We love mmmEnglish and her casual and professional attitude. Both the style of her Teaching, EMMA is our INSPIRATION.
  • @user-oq1ll1hh1d
    Hello Emma, a hilarious and optimistic teacher. This video is pretty beneficial. Your idea about comparison casual and professinal context is perfect. However, linking words are sometimes neglected by us. I need to practise them as much as possible. An imaginary situation for an expression "Either either"/ After 2 shopping hours when your husband is knackered and you ask what kind of dress to choose for purchasing, (eiher blue it matches with the colour of your eyes or white)he replies "either either".He is too tired to think proper way.His only wish to do home. Thanks for this brillian video.
  • @niha2214
    Love your lessons as always. Be always with us to lead the way to learn more new things in this adventurous journey. And I love to watch and listen to your beautiful voice.🧡
  • @anweromar3421
    Thanks so much Emma xan for this lesson. It is very affective lesson especially for me to speak and write English theoretically since we mix between professional and slang words especially in writing.
  • @saidrahman2110
    Difference between formal and informal understood. Great lesson by a beautiful teacher .thanks.
  • You're awesome ma'am Emma. You make it easy to undertand. More videos to upload teacher Emma!♡ Love from high school student living in the PHILIPPINES
  • Perfect creative content as usual, Emma. I always struggle with linking words, you classified and categorised them simply❤
  • @elouardi5957
    There is one teacher who stays in our minds forever. Thank you for being that teacher.
  • I'm not completely sure with the differences between casual and professional terms whereas your lesson will help me to be more comfortable with that! Thank you so much Emma 👍😊