CONNECTORCRAFT I
Build Better Sentences
From isolated ideas to connected English.
By Manuel Molina Porlán · Part 1 of 3
🧠 Your mission
Discover how linking words express contrast, cause, result, addition and purpose.
🖼️ Infographic 1: your visual reference
Tap the infographic to enlarge it. Original image preserved, not rewritten. The interactive exercises below are newly authored companion practice, not a transcription of the infographic.
📘 Language in context
A city wants to reduce traffic. It invests in cycle lanes. As a result, more residents choose bikes. Although change takes time, the long-term benefits may be considerable. Furthermore, cleaner streets can make neighbourhoods more pleasant.
Read once, listen once, then cover the paragraph and recall three connectors from memory.
🎮 The 20-question connector challenge
Choose the best answer. You earn 10 XP for a correct first attempt. Incorrect answers reveal the rule; then you can try again. No timer and no penalty for revisiting an explanation.
✍️ The writing studio
Your task: Write a short paragraph (90-120 words) about improving your school. Use at least four different connectors.
The automatic checker counts words and connector variety. It does not assess grammar accuracy, argument quality or an official exam grade; review those with your teacher.
🔗 Continue the three-part collection
Each entry works independently. All three share the Connectors Blogger label so readers can find the series.
The collection links point to the Blogger label, not to unpublished post URLs. After publishing, you can replace them with the three permanent URLs.
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