3. Define conditions with basic French conjunctions. “If”, “then” and “else” are the bread and butter of every programmer, but are also involved in countless situations in our daily lives. They are among the most important conjunctions and, fortunately, they behave the same way in French and English. Transitions are used between two independent clauses and can express many different relationships between ideas. Add another idea: in addition, in addition, in addition, also, in addition To reaffirm, explain or emphasize an idea: that is, in other words, in fact, in fact, i.e. Give a example: for example, for example, to illustrate À, 3. Define the conditions with basic French conjunctions. “If”, “then” and “else” are the bread and butter of every programmer, but are also involved in countless situations in our daily lives. They are some of the transition words and phrases that are essential tools for improving your writing style and consistency. They help you connect ideas, sentences and paragraphs smoothly and logically. In this guide, I'll explain each category and give examples of words you can use. The words will then be used in a sentence so you can see it in proper context. Plus, I've put them all in an Anki file called "how to use linking words in French" that you can download and add to your collection. Also, at the end you will find a chart that contains. Another function of word linking in literature is to illustrate chronology or sequence. These expressions give time a meaning that is included in the category time. These are the types of words that appear in an essay's introduction when a writer is describing the structure of their work. From now on. Later.