moreover, furthermore, in addition
(often used at the beginning of a sentence)
In the production of steel, the
temperature of the blast furnace must be carefully controlled. Moreover,
oxygen blowing must be strictly regulated to produce the required
quality of steel.
Hardy (2000) maintains that synthetic
textiles such as polyester can be more ecologically justifiable than
natural textiles, since they are produced by eco-efficient processes. Furthermore,
he claims that natural fibres are frequently grown and harvested in
non-sustainable conditions.
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also (sometimes
considered too weak to be used as the first word in a sentence. Most
safely used immediately before the verb, after the verb "to
be", or after the first word of the verb in a multiple-word verb)
He went shopping, cooked the
meal, and also washed up.
Like Tuomas, I also believe that the decision was wrong
They don’t just criticise; they also make suggestions.
It’s also worth
remembering that the library is open on Saturdays.
This jacket is also available in blue and green.
His former girlfriend was
also called Outi.
The team left for the game, and I suspect that the coach will also
have left by now.
On tonight’s news, we’ll also be hearing about
the troubles in Macedonia.
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in addition to, as well as (used
to link 2 ideas within a sentence)
The
temperature of the blast furnace, in addition to the amount of
oxygen blown, must be strictly regulated to produce the required
quality of steel.
They are looking for another supplier as
well as their present one. Shortcut
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