CONNECTORCRAFT III
The Ultimate Writing Challenge
Build paragraphs that actually flow.
By Manuel Molina Porlán · Part 3 of 3
The Ultimate Writing Challenge
Build paragraphs that actually flow.
By Manuel Molina Porlán · Part 3 of 3
The Sentence Transformation Lab
Change the structure. Keep the meaning.
By Manuel Molina Porlán · Part 2 of 3
Build Better Sentences
From isolated ideas to connected English.
By Manuel Molina Porlán · Part 1 of 3
Three missions. Three original infographics. One goal: make your English flow.
A guided learning hub by Manuel Molina Porlán
Master the connectors that link a cause to its consequence. Without them, your writing is just a list of facts.
Domino Logic
Cause: "I didn't study."
AS A RESULT, I FAILED
Simple ways to connect ideas in spoken English or casual writing.
The most common connector. Always after a comma.
"It was raining, so we stayed home."
"He was late, so he missed the bus."
"I'm hungry, so let's eat."
"She's sick, so she can't come."
"They won, so they are happy."
Emphasizes the reason. Literally: "That is the reason why".
"He lied to me. That's why I'm angry."
"The car broke down. That's why we are late."
"I love art. That's why I visit museums."
"It's expensive. That's why I didn't buy it."
"You work hard. That's why you succeed."
Connectors that give your essays authority and flow.
Extremely formal. Used to show logical deduction.
"I think; therefore, I am."
"Profits fell. Therefore, we must cut costs."
"He is the heir; therefore, he will rule."
"It was illegal. Therefore, it was canceled."
"The facts are clear. Therefore, he is guilty."
The perfect link for direct cause-effect relationships.
"He was ill. As a result, he stayed in bed."
"Prices rose. As a result, sales dropped."
"I lost my keys. As a result, I was locked out."
"It snowed. As a result, schools closed."
"They argued. As a result, they broke up."
Shows an inevitable consequence of an action.
"He failed the test. Consequently, he repeated."
"Oil leaked. Consequently, the engine died."
"She won. Consequently, she got a medal."
"Traffic was heavy. Consequently, I was late."
"The law changed. Consequently, we must adapt."
When something is so extreme that a result happens automatically.
The result of an adjective.
"He was so tired that he fell asleep."
"The book was so good that I read it twice."
"I was so happy that I cried."
"The music was so loud that my head hurt."
"She is so fast that nobody wins her."
The result of a quality + noun.
"It was such a cold day that I stayed in."
"He is such a nice man that everyone loves him."
"It was such a big cake that we couldn't eat it."
"She has such a loud voice that I hear her."
"It was such a mess that I left."
Complete the 10 missions using the correct result logic.
6 BIOMES EDITION: Separated by Theme.
Work, Education, Health, Tech, Nature & Connectors.
Explore specific vocabulary for each exam topic.
Connectors & Structure
AI & Technology
Climate & Environment
Employment & Work
Education & Study
Health & Mental Well-being
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Identify the correct translation.
3 Lives. 10 Seconds per block.
Audio ON recommended.
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