Linking Ideas Flashcards

How ideas are linked within and across paragraphs to create a clear and logical flow.

Words or phrases used to guide the reader through a text, such as 'however', 'therefore', 'in addition'.

Organising writing into logical units of meaning, each focusing on a single idea or topic.

Using techniques like repetition, contrast, or sequencing to connect ideas across a text.

Arranging ideas or events in a logical order to help the reader follow the text.

Highlighting differences between ideas or perspectives to create emphasis or clarity.

Repeating key words, phrases, or ideas to reinforce meaning and link sections of a text.

Using effective introductions and conclusions to frame the text and link ideas cohesively.

Words or phrases like 'and', 'but', 'so', 'because' that link clauses or sentences together.

Ensuring ideas develop naturally and are connected in a way that makes sense to the reader.