Form 1: Formal Connectives for Introducing Arguments Exercise

Form 1: Formal Connectives for Introducing Arguments

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Form 1: Formal Connectives for Introducing Arguments

Practice selecting and using formal connectives to introduce new arguments clearly in a discussion.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Which formal connective is best suited to introduce the first main point in a balanced discussion?

  2. MultiChoice

    Select the most formal connective to open a paragraph arguing in favour of extended school holidays.

  3. MultiChoice

    Which phrase introduces an initial supporting point in a formal tone?

  4. MultiChoice

    Choose the most appropriate connective to start the first body paragraph: '___, research suggests that renewable energy creates jobs.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Which option provides the most formal opening for a discussion on public transport?

  6. MultiChoice

    Identify the connective that BEST replaces 'To start off' in a formal essay plan.

  7. MultiChoice

    Which formal transition introduces a primary consideration in a debate?

  8. MultiChoice

    Which connective is TOO informal to introduce the opening argument in Year 6 writing?

  9. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence formally: '___, it is essential to consider the economic benefits.'

  10. MultiChoice

    Which of these fronted adverbials best introduces the initial line of reasoning?

  11. MultiChoice

    Which phrase is best used when outlining the first perspective in a discussion plan?

  12. MultiChoice

    Select the formal connective: '___, advocates highlight the health benefits of daily exercise.'

  13. MultiChoice

    Why do writers use formal opening connectives like 'First and foremost'?

  14. MultiChoice

    Which connective works best to introduce the opening point in a discussion about homework?

  15. MultiChoice

    Which sentence uses a formal opening connective correctly?