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Discourse Connectives — Connettivi Discorsivi·Discourse Connectives in Journalistic Italian
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Rule reminder

Journalistic Italian uses connectives differently from academic writing. Journalists favour: eppure (yet), anzi (in fact / rather), tanto che (so much so that), difatti / infatti (in fact), eppure, stando a (according to), a fronte di (in the face of / against). They avoid altresì, nondimeno, and overly academic phrasing. Sentences are shorter; connectives create punch.

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'La protesta ha bloccato il traffico per ore. ___, si sono registrati disagi in tutta la città.' The consecutive connective that sounds most natural in a news report is:

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