Connectives 

  You may ask yourself what a connective is. It’s simple, try to imagine your skeleton without your joints, it simply doesn’t work. Without your joints you cannot bend over, run, jump, walk, or even drink a glass of water.

     That’s why connectors are so important in any language, but in English, they make your speech run smoothly and more native. So, get used to them and try to use them more often, ok?

Purpose
They are used to show the purpose of something in a conversation.	In order to… In order that… So that… In an effort to…

Inference and Conclusion
They are used conclude something in a conversation.	Therefore… So…

Result and Consequence
They are used to show a result of something or a consequence of an action in a conversation.	With this in mind… For this reason… That’s why… This way… In doing so… So that… As a result… In face of… In view of…

Cause
They are used to show a reason, a cause of something in a conversation.	Because… Since… As a result of… Due to…

Emphasis
They are used to emphasize a point o view in a conversation.	Especially… Mainly… In particular… More important…

Agreement
They are used to show agreement about a topic or a situation.	According to… In accordance with…

Reinforcement comment
They are used to reinforce a point of view during a conversation	As a matter of fact… In fact… On the contrary… Actually…

Change of subject
They are used to introduce a new and opportune subject into a conversation.	By the way… Speaking of that… Incidentally…

Reference
They are used to refer to a topic or subject during a conversation.	Regarding… With regard to… Concerning… Considering…

Introduction
They are used to introduce a new topic, subject during a conversation.	First of all… In the first place… To begin with…