conectores CHATGPT

Question 1

And (/ænd/)

Answer 1

Translation: y

Definition: Used to connect words, phrases, or clauses.

Example: I went to the store and bought some bread.

Spanish: Fui a la tienda y compré algo de pan.

Question 2

Also (/ˈɔːlsoʊ/)

Answer 2

Translation: también

Definition: Used to add similar information to what has already been said.

Example: She’s a talented singer, and she also plays the guitar.

Spanish: Ella es una cantante talentosa, y también toca la guitarra.

Question 3

In addition (/ɪn əˈdɪʃən/)

Answer 3

Translation: además

Definition: Used to introduce additional information.

Example: In addition to his homework, he has to study for exams.

Spanish: Además de su tarea, tiene que estudiar para los exámenes.

Question 4

Moreover (/mɔːrˈoʊvər/)

Answer 4

Translation: es más

Definition: Introduces additional information that reinforces a previous point.

Example: The report is incomplete; moreover, it contains several errors.

Spanish: El informe está incompleto; es más, contiene varios errores.

Question 5

Furthermore (/ˈfɜːrðərmɔːr/)

Answer 5

Translation: además

Definition: Used to add more information or to give a stronger argument.

Example: The project is behind schedule; furthermore, the budget has been exceeded.

Spanish: El proyecto está retrasado; además, se ha superado el presupuesto.

Question 6

As well as (/æz wɛl æz/)

Answer 6

Translation: así como

Definition: Used to add something more to the list of mentioned things.

Example: He speaks Spanish as well as English.

Spanish: Él habla español así como inglés.

Question 7

Not only… but also (/nɒt ˈoʊnli/ /bʌt ˈɔːlsoʊ/)

Answer 7

Translation: no solo… sino también

Definition: Introduces additional information to emphasize it.

Example: She’s not only a doctor but also a professor.

Spanish: Ella no solo es doctora, sino también profesora.

Question 8

Besides (/bɪˈsaɪdz/)

Answer 8

Translation: además

Definition: Introduces an additional idea or reason to support an argument.

Example: I don’t feel like going out, besides, it’s raining.

Spanish: No tengo ganas de salir, además, está lloviendo.

Question 9

Additionally (/əˈdɪʃənəli/)

Answer 9

Translation: adicionalmente

Definition: Used to add more information to what has already been said.

Example: The product is affordable and additionally, it’s eco-friendly.

Spanish: El producto es asequible y, adicionalmente, es ecológico.

Question 10

But (/bʌt/)

Answer 10

Translation: pero

Definition: Used to contrast one idea or fact with another.

Example: I wanted to go to the beach, but it started to rain.

Spanish: Quería ir a la playa, pero comenzó a llover.

Question 11

However (/haʊˈɛvər/)

Answer 11

Translation: sin embargo

Definition: 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.

Spanish: Quería salir a caminar; sin embargo, comenzó a llover.

Question 12

On the other hand (/ɒn ði ˈʌðər hænd/)

Answer 12

Translation: por otro lado

Definition: Used to present a different or contrasting point of view or argument.

Example: He’s very talented. On the other hand, he can be difficult to work with.

Spanish: Es muy talentoso. Por otro lado, puede ser difícil trabajar con él.

Question 13

Although (/ɔːlˈðoʊ/)

Answer 13

Translation: aunque

Definition: Used to introduce a contrasting idea or fact.

Example: Although it was raining, we still went to the park.

Spanish: Aunque estaba lloviendo, aún fuimos al parque.

Question 14

Even though (/ˈiːvən ðoʊ/)

Answer 14

Translation: a pesar de que

Definition: Stronger than “although”; emphasizes the contrast between two facts.

Example: Even though he was tired, he continued working.

Spanish: A pesar de que estaba cansado, continuó trabajando.

Question 15

Nevertheless (/ˌnɛvərðəˈlɛs/)

Answer 15

Translation: no obstante

Definition: Used to introduce a contrasting idea that is surprising or unexpected.

Example: The movie was long; nevertheless, I enjoyed every minute of it.

Spanish: La película fue larga; no obstante, disfruté cada minuto.

Question 16

Whereas (/ˌwɛərˈæz/)

Answer 16

Translation: mientras que

Definition: Used to contrast two facts or situations.

Example: She likes classical music, whereas I prefer jazz.

Spanish: A ella le gusta la música clásica, mientras que yo prefiero el jazz.

Question 17

In contrast (/ɪn ˈkɒntræst/)

Answer 17

Translation: en contraste

Definition: Used to show a difference between two things.

Example: In contrast to her sister, she is very outgoing.

Spanish: En contraste con su hermana, ella es muy extrovertida.

Question 18

Despite (/dɪˈspaɪt/)

Answer 18

Translation: a pesar de

Definition: Used to introduce a fact that makes something seem surprising.

Example: We went for a walk despite the bad weather.

Spanish: Fuimos a caminar a pesar del mal clima.

Question 19

Yet (/jɛt/)

Answer 19

Translation: sin embargo

Definition: Used to introduce a surprising fact that contrasts with what was previously said.

Example: He’s smart, yet he often makes careless mistakes.

Spanish: Es inteligente, sin embargo, a menudo comete errores descuidados.

Question 20

Because (/bɪˈkʌz/)

Answer 20

Translation: porque

Definition: Used to give a reason or explanation.

Example: I stayed home because I wasn’t feeling well.

Spanish: Me quedé en casa porque no me sentía bien.

Question 21

Since (/sɪns/)

Answer 21

Translation: ya que

Definition: Used to give a reason for something.

Example: Since it’s raining, we should cancel the picnic.

Spanish: Ya que está lloviendo, deberíamos cancelar el picnic.

Question 22

As (/æz/)

Answer 22

Translation: como

Definition: Used to explain a reason or comparison.

Example: As it was late, we decided to go home.

Spanish: Como ya era tarde, decidimos irnos a casa.

Question 23

Therefore (/ˈðɛrˌfɔːr/)

Answer 23

Translation: por lo tanto

Definition: Used to introduce a conclusion or result.

Example: He didn’t study; therefore, he failed the exam.

Spanish: No estudió; por lo tanto, reprobó el examen.

Question 24

Hence (/hɛns/)

Answer 24

Translation: por lo tanto

Definition: Used to introduce something as a consequence or result.

Example: He is not feeling well, hence he won’t be attending the meeting.

Spanish: No se siente bien, por lo tanto, no asistirá a la reunión.

Question 25

As a result (/æz ə rɪˈzʌlt/)

Answer 25

Translation: como resultado Definition: Used to indicate the consequence of an action or situation. Example: The company made a bad investment; as a result, they lost a lot of money. Spanish: La empresa hizo una mala inversión; como resultado, perdieron mucho dinero.

Question 26

Consequently (/ˈkɒnsɪkwəntli/)

Answer 26

Translation: en consecuencia Definition: Used to show that something happens as a result of a specific action or situation. Example: She forgot to set her alarm and consequently missed her flight. Spanish: Olvidó poner su alarma y, en consecuencia, perdió su vuelo.

Question 27

Due to (/djuː tuː/)

Answer 27

Translation: debido a Definition: Used to explain the reason for something. Example: The event was canceled due to the weather. Spanish: El evento fue cancelado debido al clima.

Question 28

So (/soʊ/)

Answer 28

Translation: así que Definition: Used to indicate a consequence or result. Example: It’s late, so we should head home. Spanish: Es tarde, así que deberíamos irnos a casa.

Question 29

First (/fɜːrst/)

Answer 29

Translation: primero Definition: Used to introduce the first point in a sequence. Example: First, we’ll review the proposal. Spanish: Primero, revisaremos la propuesta.

Question 30

Then (/ðɛn/)

Answer 30

Translation: luego Definition: Used to indicate what happens next in a sequence. Example: We went to the park, then we had lunch. Spanish: Fuimos al parque, luego almorzamos.

Question 31

Next (/nɛkst/)

Answer 31

Translation: a continuación Definition: Used to indicate what comes immediately after. Example: Next, we’ll discuss the budget. Spanish: A continuación, discutiremos el presupuesto.

Question 32

After that (/ˈæftər ðæt/)

Answer 32

Translation: después de eso Definition: Used to describe the next event in a sequence. Example: We went shopping, and after that, we went to a café. Spanish: Fuimos de compras, y después de eso, fuimos a un café.

Question 33

Finally (/ˈfaɪnəli/)

Answer 33

Translation: finalmente Definition: Used to introduce the last point or event in a sequence. Example: Finally, we reached our destination. Spanish: Finalmente, llegamos a nuestro destino.

Question 34

At the same time (/æt ðə seɪm taɪm/)

Answer 34

Translation: al mismo tiempo Definition: Used to indicate simultaneous events. Example: He was working on his project and watching TV at the same time. Spanish: Estaba trabajando en su proyecto y viendo televisión al mismo tiempo.

Question 35

Before (/bɪˈfɔːr/)

Answer 35

Translation: antes Definition: Used to indicate a point in time earlier than another. Example: We need to finish this task before lunch. Spanish: Necesitamos terminar esta tarea antes del almuerzo.

Question 36

After (/ˈæftər/)

Answer 36

Translation: después Definition: Used to indicate a time later than another. Example: Let’s meet after the meeting. Spanish: Vamos a reunirnos después de la reunión.

Question 37

Later (/ˈleɪtər/)

Answer 37

Translation: más tarde Definition: Used to indicate a time after the present or after another event. Example: I’ll call you later. Spanish: Te llamaré más tarde.

Question 38

After that (/ˈæftər ðæt/)

Answer 38

Translation: después de eso Definition: Used to describe the next event in a sequence. Example: We went shopping, and after that, we went to a café. Spanish: Fuimos de compras, y después de eso, fuimos a un café.

Question 39

For example (/fɔːr ɪɡˈzæmpl/)

Answer 39

Translation: por ejemplo Definition: Used to introduce an example to clarify or support a statement. Example: Many animals, for example, lions and tigers, are endangered. Spanish: Muchos animales, por ejemplo, leones y tigres, están en peligro de extinción.

Question 40

For instance (/fɔːr ˈɪnstəns/)

Answer 40

Translation: por ejemplo Definition: Used to introduce a specific example of what is being discussed. Example: There are many ways to improve your health; for instance, you could start exercising. Spanish: Hay muchas formas de mejorar tu salud; por ejemplo, podrías empezar a hacer ejercicio.

Question 41

Such as (/sʌtʃ æz/)

Answer 41

Translation: tal como Definition: Used to give examples of something mentioned. Example: I like outdoor activities such as hiking and biking. Spanish: Me gustan las actividades al aire libre, tal como el senderismo y el ciclismo.

Question 42

Like (/laɪk/)

Answer 42

Translation: como Definition: Used to give examples or show similarity. Example: She enjoys sports like basketball and soccer. Spanish: A ella le gustan los deportes como el baloncesto y el fútbol.

Question 43

Including (/ɪnˈkluːdɪŋ/)

Answer 43

Translation: incluyendo Definition: Used to indicate that something or someone is part of a larger group. Example: The package includes everything you need, including batteries. Spanish: El paquete incluye todo lo que necesitas, incluyendo baterías.

Question 44

In conclusion (/ɪn kənˈkluːʒən/)

Answer 44

Translation: en conclusión Definition: Used to sum up an argument or statement. Example: In conclusion, we need to improve our customer service. Spanish: En conclusión, necesitamos mejorar nuestro servicio al cliente.

Question 45

To sum up (/tuː sʌm ʌp/)

Answer 45

Translation: para resumir Definition: Used to summarize the main points of an argument or discussion. Example: To sum up, our sales have increased this year. Spanish: Para resumir, nuestras ventas han aumentado este año.

Question 46

In summary (/ɪn ˈsʌməri/)

Answer 46

Translation: en resumen Definition: Used to briefly restate the main points. Example: In summary, we must invest in new technology to stay competitive. Spanish: En resumen, debemos invertir en nuevas tecnologías para mantenernos competitivos.

Question 47

All in all (/ɔːl ɪn ɔːl/)

Answer 47

Translation: en general Definition: Used to summarize or give a final assessment of a situation. Example: All in all, it was a successful event. Spanish: En general, fue un evento exitoso.

Question 48

Overall (/ˌoʊvərˈɔːl/)

Answer 48

Translation: en general Definition: Used to give a general impression or conclusion. Example: Overall, I’m happy with the progress we’ve made. Spanish: En general, estoy contento con el progreso que hemos hecho.

Question 49

In short (/ɪn ʃɔːrt/)

Answer 49

Translation: en resumen Definition: Used to summarize briefly. Example: In short, we need more time to complete the project. Spanish: En resumen, necesitamos más tiempo para completar el proyecto.