Linking ideas with markers such as however, moreover, therefore and in conclusion. · about 14 minutes
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What is it? Discourse markers are words and phrases that link ideas and show how sentences and paragraphs fit together: however, moreover, as a result, for instance, in conclusion. Cohesion is the smooth flow created by these markers, pronouns and repeated key words.
Why does it matter? Strong essays and reports don't just list points - they connect them. Markers guide the reader through your argument.
Where do we use it? "The plan was expensive; however, it was approved." "Moreover, it saved time." "In conclusion, the plan was a success."
In this lesson you will:
