TRUE / FALSE 1. Diana was late.
2. Steve dislikes doing the washing-up after breakfast.
3. Steve doesn’t live with his parents.
4. Diana doesn’t mind helping her mother about the house.
5. Diana’s mother stays at home on weekends.
6. Diana doesn’t have time for anything.
7. Diana thought she had lost the tickets for the concert.

Are Bill and Tom making a snowman?Yes,they are.

Is Mr.Jones playing in the snow?No,he isn't.

Is Mr.Jones talking to Bill?No,he isn't.

Are Bill and Tom eating sandwiches?No,they aren't.

Is Molly taking photographs?No,she isn't.

Is Tim eating a sandwich?Yes,he is.

9.

Is your teacher talking right now?No she isn't.

Are your parents working now?Yes,they are.

Are you having an English lesson now?Yes,I am.

Are your friends playing football now?

No,they aren't.

Are you wearing shorts now?

Yes,I am.

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In both essay writing and public speaking our goal is to convey information clearly and concisely or even to convert the reader or listener to our way of thinking. To achieve these goals you should remember to connect your ideas so that your audience can easily follow them. In other words you should use linking words and phrases, or transitions.

Read the following two paragraphs. How are they different?

Paragraph 1

There are many causes of air pollution. There is the use of private cars. This can cause many breathing problems because of fumes. Other forms of transport cause air pollution, these are buses, boats and motorcycles. Factories produce gasses that go into the air causing pollution. These things make people's health suffer.  

Paragraph 2

To begin with, there are many causes of air pollution. Firstly, there is the use of private cars. This can cause many breathing problems because of fumes. Furthermore, other forms of transport cause air pollution, for example buses, boats and motorcycles. In addition, factories produce gasses that go into the air causing pollution. All in all, these things make people's health suffer.

This is an example of how using linking words and phrases can improve the quality of your speech. Note how the ideas flow more smoothly, and the logical relationships between the ideas are expressed clearer in the second paragraph.Most pieces of formal writing and presentations are organised in a similar way: introduction, development of main ideas or arguments, and conclusion. Linking words and phrases act like bridges between parts of your writing. They join each part together as well as sentences and paragraphs within each part or even two ideas within one sentence. Transitions are not just verbal techniques that decorate your paper or speech by making them sound or read better. They are words with particular meanings that tell the reader (listener) to think and react in a particular way to your ideas.