Ahh, links. No, the tag name isn't link - it's a, for anchor. And the modifier that specifies the destination of the link is not src, it's href, for...hyper...reference...? I really don't know what it stands for, but that's what it is. So to make a link, just put the text inside of <a href="destination_url">these babies</a>. It will have a different color and will be underlined, just like most every link you've ever seen.
But that's not all! The link tag has another modifier - the name modifier. So if you want to give a word a name, just enclose it with <a name="bookmark1">these tags</a>. This names the enclosed block of text "bookmark1", so if you do <a href="#bookmark1">Click Here for the first bookmark</a>, you'll get a link that takes you to that named block of text. You can also call that bookmark from another page. Simply enter the URL of the page that contains the bookmark, followed by that #bookmark1 at the very end of the link. For example, <a href="folder/bookmark_page.html#bookmark1">Click Here to go to that bookmark!</a>.
Yeah, that's about it. I didn't make real life examples of all this stuff because I'm too freaking lazy to do it. Time to learn about Tables!