How to write better copy
Back to the main tips page Enrol on our home-study course	Tips on linking sentences Sentences benefit from linking words. They help the reader see how your argument flows. Here we look at some ways you can do this. Some words let you add more information: Also Even more importantly For In fact In addition to Other words allow you to explain, or take the argument a stage further: Actually As a result Because Consequently Some words let you look at the subject from a different point of view: Above all Although At the same time But But what about Consider Introductory words There are powerful introductory words and phrases: For just one week How many times have you wanted... It's the only Now New There are words that make it sound easy: All you have to do Just flick a switch Naturally You can put the arguments in order: From ...to First, second, next, and finally Meanwhile Next Add detail: For example For instance Make a comparison: Some...others.... A few....many.... Or give reassurance: You can't lose Thousands of people have already... At the end, call for action To find out more For a demonstration For further information For immediate details