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For each sentence 1-6 above, write a letter a-e indicating whether a point has been:
a added
b contrasted
c sequenced (put in order]
d expressed as a consequence
j Exam tip: Learn how linking words are used - notice the grammar and punctuation of

1. 
   the example sentences below.
   

! The adverbs furthermore, moreover, nevertheless, thus and hence link two sentences or j clauses.
j Nussing homes are very costLy. Moreover, they often fail to provide adequate Levels of care.
j Grown-up chitdeen frequently settee in other cities, hm the eiderly often find
| hhemselves wtthout family nearby.

1. 
   Use nevertheless, when you want to emphasize that the idea in the second sentence or
   

1. 
   clause is contrary to what the reader would expect from the first.
   

j He knew he had lost the raee. N^^v^^rft^^^^ss. hepeessed on until 1:he finish fine.

1. 
   TTh c onjuuctionn wWe^er ard wWhst tre uuee t o c ontraat informatioo within a aeetence.
   

j Dogs tike company, wheeers most crtsprefer to be on their own.

3. 
   For each sentence 1-6, underline the word in italics that can be used to complete the sentence.
   

1. 
   He worked casually for several years prior/inttirl to receiving a proper job contract.
   
2. 
   Many independent film makers achieve critical success; weilst/nevefthefess they often find it difficult to raise funds for future projects.
   
3. 
   At first we decided that hence/on briance; starting a business would be a worthwhile experience.
   

U His subsequent/respectively book was not as good as his firs..

5. 
   The west of the county has a tropical climate, wherers/nevertheless the east is quite arid.
   
6. 
   Ireland and Greece joined the European Union in 1973 and 1981 Irtter/eespectively.