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10 = Circle the correct transition words to complete the sentences about Internet research.

1. The Internet is an amazing source of information. In addition, / Nevertheless, much of the
information is free and easy to use. Therefore, / However, it is important to remember that
not all websites are accurate and up to date.

2. Anyone can post content on the Internet, both experts and non-experts alike. Therefore, /

Moreover, student researchers may find it difficult to tell whether or not the information on a
particular site is reliable.

3. Online encyclopedias are popular and often excellent sources of information. Nevertheless, /
Thus, the information in them is not always up to date. Students, therefore, / however, need
to be careful and cross-check the information they find with other sources.

4. Even articles on the websites of major newspapers can contain errors. As a result, / However,

these errors are often corrected within minutes. Moreover, / Therefore, many professors
encourage students to use newspaper websites for their research.

5. Online professional journals are also good sources of information. In addition, / Thus, student
researchers may find reliable information on the websites of university libraries.

11 SPEAK & WRITE. Work with a partner. Write a sentence that logically follows each
sentence below. Use the transition words in the box and your own ideas. Add commas
where necessary.

however nevertheless on the other hand therefore
eerecresuht in addition moreover thus

1. Some students have been using video chatting to practice their English.

As aresult, their English is getting better and better.

2. The Internet helps students find and check information quickly.

3. Tablets are easy to carry from place to place.

4. The Internet has a lot of useful information.

5. Many educational apps are free.

6. Some students like to use apps to study for exams.

7. Other students prefer to use textbooks.

434 COMBINING IDEAS
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