and / but / so / or
A1two parts, one sentenceThe basic conjunctions joining two parts: addition, contrast, result, choice.
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because / so
A2because (reason) · so (result)„Because” introduces the reason, „so” the result. Two sides of the same link.
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although / however
B1although + clause · however,Contrast: „although” joins within a sentence, „however” starts a new one (with a comma).
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Although it was cold, we went out.
PLChoć było zimno, wyszliśmy.It was cold. However, we went out.
PLByło zimno. Mimo to wyszliśmy.
Sequencing
A2first · then · after that · finallySequence linkers order a story or a set of instructions.
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Purpose: to / so that
B1to + infinitive · so that + clauseExpress purpose with „to + infinitive” or „so that + clause”.
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