Connect a product feature to a practical benefit.
The idea
Name the feature, describe its action, and connect it to a benefit with so or to help.
Examples
- This filter removes dust from the air.
- The timer turns the lamp off automatically.
- You can adjust the shelf to fit taller bottles.
- The handle folds down, so the case takes up less space.
- A warning light tells you when the battery is low.
- The lid locks to help prevent spills during travel.
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Watch out
Do not promise a benefit the product cannot deliver; explain only what the feature actually does.
Try it yourself
The cover ___ the screen from scratches. (protects / protect)
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protects
protects agrees with the singular cover.
This setting saves energy, ___ the device costs less to run. (so / but)
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so
so introduces the resulting benefit.
You can ___ the strap for a better fit. (adjust / adjusts)
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adjust
After can, adjust stays in the base form.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
The cover ___ the screen from scratches. (protects / protect)
This setting saves energy, ___ the device costs less to run. (so / but)
You can ___ the strap for a better fit. (adjust / adjusts)
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