2. o A connector is a
word that is used to  Connectors add
join words or information, introdu
sentences. ce a similar
idea, give a
 Some connectors
different/opposite
come at the
idea, and
beginning of the
introduce the
second sentence,
result.
or near the
beginning after the
subject.

3.  These connectos  For example
emphasize that
the truth or
in fact
reality of a indeed
statement is the in particular
proof or certainly
corroboration
of what has been above all
said notably

4.  In fact:  Indeed:
Introduces a detail, often Is often used to
to support an argument emphasize very with an
or a statement adjective or adverb
(assertion). [very–adj–indeed] [very–
adv–indeed]. Indeed
can also be used after
 For example: be or an auxiliary verb in
He's a master at building order to suggest
gingerbread houses. In confirmation or
fact, he's a teacher at emphatic agreement.
the Culinary Academy.
 For example:
 Common meanings: The chef made a
De hecho, en gingerbread house. It
realidad. was very fancy indeed.

5.  Indeed:  In particular:
 For example:  In particular and
-People were indeed particularly can
interested in how he made usually be used as a
it. (emphasis on verb). sentential adverb
-People were (but "in particular"
delighted, indeed often sounds better
amazed, to see his work. (a
restatement) in some situations)
particularly is used to
 Common meanings:
modify an adjective
En efecto, en realidad,
(or adverb) directly,
and "in particular"
de verdad.
cannot do this.

6.  In particular:  Certainly:
 For example: Certainly is used for
-In particular, I eat bread at emphasizing that
lunch and dinner. something is definitely
-I did particularly well on true or will definitely
that exam. happen.
 For example:
 Common meanings: -I certainly hope you’re
En particular y en algunas right.
ocasiones particularmente. -You are certainly
improving your English.
-Can you help me?
Certainly!
 Common meanings:
Desde luego, con toda
certeza (sin duda).

7.  Above all:  Notably
Above all: more than Notably: especially.
anything else; most Use for introducing a good
importantly. example of something.
In a way that is unusual or
 For example: interesting, or more than you
would expect.
I work hard all day. When I
go home I forget about
work. Above all I work for  For example:
my family. Nothing is more The newspapers are
important than my family. notably interesting.
 Common meaning:  Common meaning:
Sobre todo. Especialmente, notableme
nte.