Giving examples

• "such as" introduces examples inside the sentence.
• "For instance" can start a sentence; "such as" cannot.
• "namely" names the exact countries.
• "including" + the example works inside the sentence.
• A clear example shows the idea is real and relevant, which examiners reward.
• Noun + such as + example + rest of the sentence.

• Green vegetables, such as spinach and broccoli, are full of vitamins.
• Remote work has benefits. For instance, people save time on travel.
• Two countries refused to sign, namely Norway and Iceland.
• The kit includes everything, including batteries.
• They support your ideas and raise your score for development.
• Fruits such as apples are cheap.

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