Use of connectors.
Connectors, also known as linking words or transition words, are crucial for maintaining coherence and cohesion in written compositions. Here's a list of a few connectors used to introduce an additional idea:

•In addition: In addition to agriculture, the city also exhibits significant potential in other sectors.
•Besides: Besides agriculture, the city also exhibits significant potential in other sectors.
•Not only… but also: The region not only produces coffee, but also tropical fruits.
•As well as: The region produces coffee as well as tropical fruits.

Connect the sentences below using the linking words provided.

Example
not only… but also:
-The company implemented measures to improve efficiency.
-They trained their employees to use new technologies.
The company not only implemented measures to improve efficiency, but also trained their employees to use new technologies.

 

1. Not only… but also:
-Colombia exports coffee.
-Colombia exports a lot of flowers

2. In addition:
-NASA has explored the Moon for water.
-They have sent ships to outer space to search for life.

3. Besides:
-The school bought computers for all the class rooms.
-It The school bought electronic boards.

4. as well as:
-She sells imported hats.
-He sells women´s shoes.