TEF Canada Writing: 50 Connectors and Expressions for Elite Samples

In the TEF Writing exam, your Connectors are the "Glue" that holds your arguments together. A candidate who only uses Et, Mais, Parce que is stuck at an NCLC 5. A candidate who uses Néanmoins, De surcroît, À l'inverse is on the path to an NCLC 9.

But it’s not just about "having a list." It’s about knowing where and why to use them.

At PrepMyFrench, we’ve identified the 50 connectors that appear most frequently in NCLC 10+ samples.