Conectores

CONNECTOR

The conjunction or connector pair is used primarily to link two sentences. You can also connect phrases or words within a sentence.
Go and look for him
grammatically, the conjunctions are divided into coordinates and subordinating (depending on which coordinate or subordinate two words or sentences). Similarly, both as subordinating coordinating conjunctions are grammaticallysubdivided. However, we do study of them less theorizing and we will see in detail the conjunctions and conjunctive phrases to their importance or difficulty deserve special attention.

1. SW
2. As Result
3. Then
4. Consequently
5. For This Reason
6. since
7. however
8. in Conclusion
9. Where
10. When
11. Why
12. Who
13. how
14. how many
15. how much
16. how old
17. Which
18. Whattime
19. What
20. how Often
21. Whose

examples:

IF
a.) You can express a condition or supposition:
I'll stay if you help me

LEST
For no, for fear
I did not do it beat me Lest I Should
It is sometimes used 'Lester' behind the verb 'fear', 'be afraid' 'of', etc. instead of 'that'
'Lest' is very formal and not commonly used in ordinary English.
LIKE
as
Acts like I've owns the placeBOTH ... AND
Both, when accompanied by the conjunction and is used to emphasize two things of equal importance:
Both Elizabeth and Helen ... / Both Elizabeth and Helen ...

BUT
It corresponds to:
She is rich, But unhappy

EITHER ... OR
Either used or Spanish conjunctions corresponds to o.., Or
I Must Be Either drunk or drugged

OR
You can have three different meanings:
a.)Equivalent to 'or' Spanish
There Were 35 or 40 people There
b.) or, if not
Hands up or I'll shoot!

REFERENCES
The references are the words or set of words that guide us in reading to know who or what is spoken. Its use is common, which aim not to repeat the same word over and over again, but the references are used to refer to something / someone mentioned earlier.


1) Pronouns: As inSpanish, there are several types of pronouns as references, personal, possessive and act as indirect object, in addition to the reflective.

Personal Possessive ........ 1st ... 2nd Possessive IO ......

HE.................HIS..........HIS........HIM
SHE...............HER............HERS.......HER
IT..... ITS.... ITS..... IT
THEY....THEIR...........THEIRS.....THEM

1.2) Reflective pronoun:HIMSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
THEMSELVES

2) DEMOSTRATIVE:

THIS ............ ........ THESE
THAT .......... ........ THOSE

3) ORDINAL NUMBERS:

FIRST: FIRST TWENTY ........................... 1st: 21st
SECOND: 2nd ......................... TWENTY SECOND: 22nd
THIRD: 3rd ......................... TWENTY THIRD: 23rd
FOURTH: 4th ......................... TWENTY FOURTH: 24th
FIFTH: 5th ........................ TWENTY FIFTH: 25th
SIXTH: ......................... 6 th thirtieth: 30th
SEVENTH: THIRTY FIRST ......................... 7 th: 31st
Eighth: 8th ......................... Fortieth: 40th
NINTH: Fiftieth ......................... 9 th: 50th
TENTH: ......................... sixtieth 10th, 60th
Eleventh: 11th ....................... SEVENTIETH: 70th
Twelfth: 12th....................... eightieth: 80th
Thirteenth: 13th ............... ninetieth: 90th
Fourteenth: 14th ............... ONE / A Hundredth: 100th
Fifteenth: 15th
Sixteenth: 16th
Seventeenth: 17th
Eighteenth: 18th
Nineteenth: 19th
TWENTIETH: 20th

4) Determinative pronouns:

4.1 Relative to things WHICH...la / the / the / them / les
....................................SUCH... / Les
THAT.

4.2 relating to individuals WHO... / about
WHOSE .......................................... ... which / a / s

4.3 concerning places, WHERE .

4.4 Relative to the time when .

5) REFER TO OTHER WORDS USED BACKWARDS: Other words used to describe something / someone before.

5.1 The EARLIER .
5.2 THE FORMER.
5.3 THE FIRST.
5.4 THE LATER.
5.5 THE FOLLOWING.
PREFIX
The prefix...