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This document discusses linking words such as "and", "but", "so", "because", and "or" and provides examples of how to use each one. It explains that "and" connects similar ideas, "but" joins contrasting ideas, "so" shows a result, "because" gives a reason, and "or" joins alternative choices. These linking words are important for connecting ideas and sentences in language.

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Study Reference: Language Summary

This document discusses linking words such as "and", "but", "so", "because", and "or" and provides examples of how to use each one. It explains that "and" connects similar ideas, "but" joins contrasting ideas, "so" shows a result, "because" gives a reason, and "or" joins alternative choices. These linking words are important for connecting ideas and sentences in language.

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STUDY REFERENCE

GRAMMAR Food I love

Language Summary

Linking words

and, but, so, because, or

And:
• You use and to connect two similar ideas or things.
Tim likes milk and cereal.

But:
• You use but to join two contrasting ideas.
John doesn’t like butter, but he likes cheese.

So:
• You use so to show that one thing is the result of another.
Helen likes fruit, so she’s eating an apple.

Because:
• You use because to give a reason.
She’s making lunch because it’s 12 o’clock.

Or:
• You use or to join two alternative ideas or possible choices.
You can have fish or chicken.

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