Explaining Outcomes 1.0
Not only does this word indicate that your story is done, but it's also truly a relief to hear it!
What is "finally"?
"I have been working here ___ 1999." Find the missing word, and you will find this common conjunction.
What is "since"?
The simplest word to contrast your ideas. It's that straightforward!
What is "instead"?
Nothing made up, only the truth is said with this two word conjunction.
What is "in fact"?
Who, what, where, why, ___ ? Find the missing question word, and you will find this conjunction!
What is "when"?
The road isn't rough, it's ___ with this two word conjunction.
What is "even though"?
Two of the most common words in English come together to make this two word conjunction to explain an outcome.
What is "so that"?
Thank goodness we humans have two of these, or else this phrase wouldn't be able to show the difference between two things.
What is "on the other hand"?
Use this conjunction to set up the opening of your fairytale.
What is "once"?
Always be nice, don't be ___ with this conjunction.
What is "meanwhile"?
Not here, but ___. Not three, but ___. Put them together and you'll find this one word conjunction.
What is "therefore"?
It's a long journey, but you will make it there ____ with this one word conjunction.
What is "eventually"?
A popular alternate word for "but" that is a little more formal.
What is "however"?
To the left, to the right, this conjunction will always be right where you need it to explain your reasons and arguments.
What is "besides"?
What is "additionally"?
A strangely spelled conjunction, this one word is frequently used in many settings to explain an outcome.
What is "although"?
You may feel like Shakespeare reincarnated when you use this highly formal one word conjunction.
What is "hence"?
"Always is more" could be the total opposite way to say this conjunction used to juxtapose ideas.
What is "nevertheless"?
This conjunction uses the same word that is the name of a popular job search website.
What is "indeed"?
Find the opposite of less, and you'll never go under with this one word conjunction.
What is "moreover"?
Oops! I did something bad...now I must face the ___ with this one word conjunction that comes from the missing word.
What is "consequently"?
Another word for sandwich starts this more formal one word conjunction.
What is "subsequently"?
There are pros, and there are ___, which starts this rather formal one word conjunction.
What is "conversely"?
You don't dislike things, because you are the opposite of dumb...with this one word conjunction to make your argument.
What is "likewise"?
Don't go backwards! Go past where you are headed, using this formal one word conjunction.
What is "furthermore"?