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Linkers wheel

In the page Basic linkers, I suggest that there are ten basic ways to link ideas together, and that these can be organised in pairs. This idea is presented through a handout, which students could keep and should use for reference. Here is another way of presenting the material - and of exercising the linguistic items in class. The ten linker-types, represented by icons, are arranged in a circle. Below is a gallery of...

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