- Use to strengthen arguments: These connectors are vital in supporting claims with evidence or emphasizing key points, especially when trying to persuade readers of a specific argument.
- Vary examples and connectors: Avoid repetitive connectors like “for example” or “for instance.” Use varied phrases such as “namely,” “in particular,” or “to illustrate” to keep the writing engaging.
- Ensure clarity: The purpose of these connectors is to make the argument clearer or to give weight to key points. Make sure the example or emphasis directly supports the argument to avoid confusion.