The document provides examples of connectors to use in different parts of an "for and against" essay, including introductions, the thesis paragraph, paragraphs arguing a point "for" using addition connectors, paragraphs arguing a point "against" using contrast connectors, and the conclusion paragraph. Connectors are suggested to link ideas and help the essay flow logically from one point to the next.

1. CONNECTORS in
“for and against” essays

2. Paragraph INTRODUCTION
 To begin with
 To start….
 First of all,
 Firstly,

3. THESIS paragraph
to express opinions:
 In my/his/ Mr. Smith’s…. opinion…
 I/He/ Mr. Smith believe/s that…
 I/He/ Mr. Smith think /s……
feel/s…..
 It seems to me/him / Mr.Smith…
 As I/he/ Mr. Smith see/s it …

4. Paragraphs “FOR”
Connectors of addition:
 Also
 In addition,
 Furthermore,
 Moreover,
 Besides,
 As well as

5. Paragraphs “AGAINST”
Connector of contrast
 But
 However,
 Nevertheless,
 Yet
 Still
 Whereas
 Even though
 Although
 Even if
 Despite
 In spite of

6. Paragraph to CONCLUDE
 To conclude
 In conclusion
 To sum up
 In short