homework

Happy Thursday Tom

How are you today? I hope that you had enough sleep last night.

Thanks for sending in your homework today.

Really? You drew a bomb? I want to see it in class.

Bombs are really dangerous. We should know its disadvantages.

How are your homework? Please go over the corrections below.

Talk to you soon.

Teacher Nina

A connective is a word that joins one part of a text to another. Connectives can be conjunctions or adverbs.

Coordinating connectives (but, and so) link words, phrases or clauses which are equally important. Subordinating connectives (if, when, however, because, while) link a main clause with a subordinating (or dependent) clause.

There are various kinds of connectives:

> ADDING
- and
- moreover
- also
- as well as
- furthermore

> TIME
- next
- then
- finally
- meanwhile
- eventually

> CAUSE/ EFFECT
- because
- therefore
- so
- consequently
- as a result of

> CONTRASTING
- however
- alternatively
- although
- except
- unless

Although

>> therefore
furthermore

>> hence
unless

>> nevertheless
however

>> Correct!
nevertheless
>> Correct!

I\'m planning to make a bomb.

>> Correct!
It would be not dangerous.

>> It would not be dangerous.
I drew some pictures of bomb.

>> I drew some pictures of a bomb.
I need the oxygen,ignescent and wick.

>> I need oxygen, ignescent and wick.
Maybe It would be dangerous.

>> It might be dangerous.