CONNECTORCRAFT HQ

Three missions. Three original infographics. One goal: make your English flow.

A guided learning hub by Manuel Molina Porlán

WELCOME TO THE LEARNING HUB

From isolated sentences to confident writing

A good writer does more than join sentences: they signal contrast, explain causes, guide readers through arguments and choose an appropriate register. Follow these three missions in order, or jump straight to the skill you need.

Recognise

Understand meaning and choose connectors accurately.

Transform

Change sentence structures without changing meaning.

B2+

Write

Build coherent paragraphs and control academic register.

B2-C1

MISSION 01 · RECOGNITION & MEANING

Build Better Sentences

Learn to select connectors of contrast, cause, result, addition and purpose. Complete the interactive challenges, then use the infographic to check your choices.

B2 · 20 interactive challenges

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MISSION 02 · GRAMMAR & PRECISION

The Sentence Transformation Lab

Move from meaning to structure. Practise rewriting sentences with connectors such as although, despite, because and because of.

B2+ · Transformations and explanations

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MISSION 03 · COHESION & REGISTER

The Ultimate Writing Challenge

Explore more formal transitions and create a well-organised opinion text. Use the writing trainer to check your word count and connector variety.

B2-C1 · Guided academic writing

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My learning route

Tick off each mission as you finish. Your progress is saved in this browser when local storage is available.

Mission 1 - I can choose connectors by meaning. Mission 2 - I can transform sentences accurately. Mission 3 - I can write cohesive paragraphs.

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FINAL TRANSFER TASK

One paragraph, three connections

Write 90-120 words answering this question: Should schools teach students how to use AI responsibly? Give a clear opinion, a reason, a contrasting point and a conclusion. Try to use at least three different connectors.

Your paragraph

0 words · 0 connector groups detected

This is a self-check, not an automatic grammar grade. Your teacher can assess accuracy, cohesion and register.

Neuro-tip: retrieval practice and varied contexts can help you strengthen access to useful expressions. The key is not to use more connectors everywhere, but to use the right ones.

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