First, explain the conjunctions of the table: that is, that is to say, in other words, for example, for example, and so on. Wait a minute.
Conjunction indicating causality or equivalence: yes, so, as a result, as a result of, because, due to, thanks, etc.
Thirdly, conjunctions arranged in chronological order: time, first, first, then, later, meaning, beginning, end, soon, first time (second time ……), minute, etc.
Fourth, the conjunctions that express the turning relationship: yet, and yet, but, while, on the contrast, on the other hand, however, at the same time (however) and so on.
5. conjunctions expressing choice or equivalence: there is … or …, there is … or not, or, and …, and, both … and …
6. Conjunctions expressing progressive relations: not only … but also (what), more, worse, ideas, in addition, worse, more, most importantly, and so on.
7. Conjunction expressing summary: In short, in general, in short, simply, briefly, generally, in short, etc.
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