Time
Conclusion/Summary
Then
Finally
Now
In conclusion
Next
On the whole
First
In summary
Second Contrast However Nevertheless Yet Even though Despite Cause & Effect Therefore Thus Hence Consequently General To Specific In fact Especially For instance For example Similarity Also In the same way Likewise Similarly
Emphasis Even Indeed Truly Of course Support or Evidence Additionally Equally important Furthermore
Type of Sign
Transitional Words to Use
Transitional Words to Use To show an example:
h for example, for instance, thus, in other words, as an illustration, in particular, to make the point clear, specifically, in fact
for example, for instance, thus, in addition, in other words, furthermore, as an illustration, moreover, also, in particular, equally important, to make the next, point besides clear, specifically, in fact To show a continuation:
for this purpose, to this end, with this object, with this in mind, as a hypothesis, this proves
in addition, furthermore, moreover, in summary, also, equally in conclusion, important, therefore, next, besides finally, consequently, accordingly, thus, on the whole, in short, in brief, as a result To show a suggestion:
while it may be true, in spite of this, regardless, nonetheless, though worthy of consideration
for this purpose, to this end, with indeed, thistruly, object, again, withto this repeat, in mind, in fact, as a definitely, hypothesis, to this emphasize, proves certainly, without a doubt To show a summary: in summary, in conclusion, therefore, finally, consequently, accordingly, thus, on the whole, in short, in brief, as a result To show the granting of a point: while it may be true, in spite of this, regardless, nonetheless, though worthy of consideration To show an emphasis: indeed, truly, again, to repeat, in fact, definitely, to emphasize, certainly, without a doubt To show a relationship: Similarity: similarly, likewise, in like manner
Contrast: in contrast to, however, but, still, nevertheless, yet, conversely, notwithstanding, on the other hand, on the contrary, at the same time, while this may be Cause & Effect: consequently, because, since, therefore, accordingly, thus, hence, due to this, as a result To show the development of a sequence: Ordinal Sequence: first, second, secondly, third, thirdly, next, last, finally
le this may be true