Linking Words Vocabulary Exercises (CEFR B1)

Linking Words Vocabulary: Word List and Examples Learn B1-level linking words and connectors used to structure sentences and organize ideas clearly. Word List and, but, or, so, because, although, however, therefore, moreover (in addition), furthermore, in addition, on the other hand, in contrast, similarly, for example, for instance, in other words, as a result, consequently, in conclusion, to sum up, firstly, secondly, finally, meanwhile, nevertheless (despite that), whereas, in spite of, despite, apart from, besides. Examples: She was tired; however, she kept working until the project was done. The plan has several benefits. Moreover, it’s cost-effective. In conclusion, both options have advantages and disadvantages. Despite the rain, the match continued as planned. Remember: «despite» and «in spite of» are followed by a noun or gerund, never a full clause — use «although» instead when you need to connect a subject and verb directly.