Adverbs and connectors – A2–B2
This 18-word A2–B2 deck takes connectors to the next level: words like 'furthermore,' 'consequently,' and 'nevertheless' for arguing logically in writing and more formal speech. You'll learn to express cause and effect ('thus,' 'accordingly'), time relationships ('eventually,' 'meanwhile,' 'previously'), and contrast ('nevertheless,' 'alternatively'). These words appear constantly in essays, news, and business texts, so at A2–B2 level you can already understand and write more complex texts with them.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll express cause and effect: 'thus,' 'consequently,' 'accordingly'
- You'll signal time relationships: 'eventually,' 'meanwhile,' 'previously'
- You'll express contrast formally: 'nevertheless,' 'alternatively'
- You'll add an argument in an essay: 'furthermore,' 'moreover'
- You'll follow news and business texts where these words are common
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Hungarian connectors and adverbs for A2–B2 learners
Linking words make Hungarian sound fluent. This A2–B2 English–Hungarian deck teaches general time and frequency words (általában, gyakran, ritkán), sequence words (később, kezdetben, végül) and logical links (ezért, egyébként, mindazonáltal, továbbá). Notice that továbbá stands behind several English words at once: furthermore, moreover and additionally.
Two cards share alig, because hardly and barely both translate that way, and a hint separates them. Start with the first five cards (generally, thus, eventually, otherwise, whenever), which open without registering.
Who it’s for
- Intermediate learners of Hungarian who want to link ideas smoothly.
- Students writing short essays or emails in Hungarian.
- Teachers who need a list of discourse markers for a writing lesson.
What it’s good for
- Sequence: kezdetben, később, végül, mostantól.
- Cause and contrast: ezért, egyébként, mindazonáltal.
- Frequency and degree: gyakran, ritkán, alig, jelentősen.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- generally
- thus
- eventually
- otherwise
- whenever
- meanwhile
- equally
- similarly
- nevertheless
- furthermore
- moreover
- consequently
- previously
- specifically
- additionally
- likewise
- accordingly
- alternatively
- frequently
- seldom
- occasionally
- hardly
- afterwards
- briefly
- nearly
- barely
- primarily
- subsequently
- initially
- ultimately
- henceforth
- altogether
- substantially
- increasingly
- notably