20/09/2026
The secret to sounding fluent in English isn't more vocabulary - it's knowing how to join your ideas together. In this lesson, you'll learn the linking words and connecting phrases (however, as well, instead, if so, and more) that turn correct English into fluent English. This lesson is for students at B1 (intermediate) level and above.
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� In this lesson:
Cohesive devices / linking words in English
How to connect ideas in English so you sound fluent, not choppy
Real examples using job-skills vocabulary (be adaptable, be reliable, have a knack for...)
Practice exercises to test your understanding.
