Grammar connectors: Emphasis/ Adding

How is 'in fact' used to add detail to a statement?

• 'In fact' adds detail by emphasizing a truth that supports or clarifies the statement.

• 'In fact' indicates a contradiction to the previous statement.

• 'In fact' serves as a transition to a new topic.

• 'In fact' is used to introduce a question.

Reorder the following

• She is

• her novel

• in fact,

• an excellent writer;

• has been nominated for several awards.

What is the purpose of using 'especially' in a sentence?

• To emphasize a particular aspect or example.

• To provide a general statement.

• To indicate a time frame.

• To introduce a contrasting idea.

Reorder the following

• She loves

• all types of music,

• especially

• jazz.

How does 'above all' function in emphasizing a point?

• 'Above all' indicates a conclusion has been reached.

• 'Above all' introduces a new topic in a discussion.

• 'Above all' emphasizes the most important point in a discussion.

• 'Above all' serves as a transition phrase between points.

Reorder the following

• has many strengths,

• their communication skills

• but above all,

• set them apart

• The team

What does 'clearly' indicate about the obviousness of a statement?

• It implies that the statement is complex.

• It suggests the statement is uncertain.

• It means the statement is irrelevant.

• It indicates that the statement is obvious.

Reorder the following

• clearly shows that

• improves student performance

• early intervention

• The evidence

Reorder the following

• resources than initially planned

• was challenging;

• indeed, it required

• more time and

• The project

Can you provide an example of 'indeed' in a sentence?