Linking words

likewise

Used to express similarity or agreement (Portuguese: "da mesma forma") - Application: 'She enjoys yoga; likewise, her sister practices it regularly.'

therefore

Used to indicate a conclusion or result (Portuguese: "portanto") - Application: 'It was raining heavily; therefore, the match was postponed.'

moreover

Used to add information or emphasize a point (Portuguese: "além disso") - Application: 'The proposal is cost-effective; moreover, it improves efficiency.'

furthermore

Used to introduce an additional point or argument (Portuguese: "ademais") - Application: 'He is an excellent writer; furthermore, his research skills are outstanding.'

consequently

Used to indicate a consequence (Portuguese: "consequentemente") - Application: 'She studied hard for the exam; consequently, she achieved high scores.'

consequently

Used to indicate a consequence (Portuguese: "consequentemente") - Application: 'She studied hard for the exam; consequently, she achieved high scores.'

What does 'however' mean?

'However' is a conjunction used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously. Example: 'I wanted to go for a walk; however, it started to rain.'