Moreover
Band 7Used to add a further, often stronger, point.
"The plan is expensive. Moreover, it is impractical."
Add a second point or reinforce an argument.
Used to add a further, often stronger, point.
"The plan is expensive. Moreover, it is impractical."
Used to introduce additional supporting information.
"The data is outdated. Furthermore, it lacks regional detail."
Used to add another fact or idea.
"In addition, training reduces injury risk."
Used to emphasise two related points.
"Not only does it save money, but it also protects the environment."
For the same reason; similarly.
"By the same token, families should be supported."