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• Examples of sentences with links

Thelinks They are, in grammar, all those words that are used to link words or sentences. The links have the peculiarity that they lack meaning by themselves and are invariable words. For example: but, that is, although.

There are different types of links:

• Conditionals. These links are those that are used to express a condition, such as if "yes", "if not", "provided" or "but if" is used, among other examples.
• Finals. Through these phrases it is indicated what is the purpose of what has been pronounced. "With a view to what", "so that" or "so that" are some examples of these links.
• Copulatives: It is through these links that it is possible to indicate the accumulation or the sum of two or more elements. This is achieved with expressions such as "nor", "and", "e" and "what".
• In a row. These expressions indicate what are the consequences of what is pronounced. "So", "so ... that", "so that", "later".
• Causal. Through this link it is possible to express what is the cause of the aforementioned. "Because", "since", "since" and "then" are some expressions that serve this purpose.
• Adversative. In this category are those words, sentences or phrases that serve to express contrary or opposite ideas. "But", "although", "however", "on the contrary", "if well", "however", "more", "however", are some of the links that serve this purpose.
• Comparatives. It is through these words that comparisons between different elements are indicated. Some links within this category are: "such as", "better / equal / worse than", "like", "more / equal / less than".
• So.Through these links, the way in which the action was carried out is expressed. "Such as", "like", "as" and "according to" are some words that fulfill this function.
• Of place. "Where", "where", "where", "where" are the links that serve to express the place where the action was taken.
• Of time. "While", "when", "before / after" are some expressions that are used to express the moment in which the action was carried out.
• Concessional. These are expressions such as "although" or "well that" that serve to express that, despite the existence of some complication, the action is not stopped.
• Explanatory. Thanks to these links, expressed ideas are explained, detailed or deepened. "So", "that is", "this is" are some examples of these links.
• Disjunctions. It is through these links that the existence of a choice or option is expressed. Some of the words that can be used for this are "o", "u (it is equivalent to 'o' only that it is used in those options that start with the letter 'o')" and "or".

See also:

• Prepositions
• Connectors

Examples of sentences with links

Here are some sentences using links, as an example:

1. I went to the cinema with Mariana Y Joaquín to see the latest Spider-Man movie.
2. I like rain but when I don't have to go outside.
3. In the end, Martín is so irresponsible as his brother Juan.
4. Neither you neither no one is going to tell me what to do.
5. Dogs are quadrupeds, that is to say, they have four legs.
6. The news was taken like
7. He told me the whole story While we were waiting for the plane.
8. I went to the dentist after having taken the final exam.
9. I made the apple pie as you indicated to me.
10. Was so beautiful what they all turned to look at her as she passed.
11. I'm not going to the party why I have to study.
12. Yes it comes to rain I'm not going to play the game.
13. You prefer a vanilla ice cream or of chocolate.
14. It's not that I don't like it Unlike, I love it, but I'd wear another dress if I were you
15. The record is good even though the former was much better.
16. Parents are invited to the end of the year party and
17. I heard the news when I arrived at my house.
18. There it is where I met my current husband.
19. You did the best that you could so don't worry, everything will be fine.
20. Pack your bags now in order to tomorrow let's go quiet to the airport.

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