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1. The document discusses different types of transition words and conjunctions in English writing, grouping them into categories based on the relationship between clauses or sentences.
2. Transition words are grouped into categories including conditional relationships, progressive relationships, contrastive relationships, causal relationships, purpose relationships, and concessive relationships.
3. Common connecting words are also discussed and include phrases for restating or exemplifying ideas, expressing opinions, listing items in order, and indicating certainty or worsening situations.
1. The document discusses different types of transition words and conjunctions in English writing, grouping them into categories based on the relationship between clauses or sentences.
2. Transition words are grouped into categories including conditional relationships, progressive relationships, contrastive relationships, causal relationships, purpose relationships, and concessive relationships.
3. Common connecting words are also discussed and include phrases for restating or exemplifying ideas, expressing opinions, listing items in order, and indicating certainty or worsening situations.
1. The document discusses different types of transition words and conjunctions in English writing, grouping them into categories based on the relationship between clauses or sentences.
2. Transition words are grouped into categories including conditional relationships, progressive relationships, contrastive relationships, causal relationships, purpose relationships, and concessive relationships.
3. Common connecting words are also discussed and include phrases for restating or exemplifying ideas, expressing opinions, listing items in order, and indicating certainty or worsening situations.
2 what is more, besides, also, moreover, in addition to, apart from
3 but, however, yet, instead,on the other hand, on the contrary, while.
4 so, thus,therefore, as a result
because, since, as, for
5 to, in order to/that, so as to/that, for the purpose of
6 :,:although, though, as, eventhough, even if, no matter what, whatever.
1 in other words, that is to say, to put it another waythat is.
2 in fact, actually, as a matter of fact
,to tell the truth
3 on the whole, in short, all in all, in general, in a word
4 believe it or not
5 for example, such as, take.for example
6 ,:I think, in my opinion, personally
7 :,,,;,,..
1)firstly, secondly, then, thirdly..lastly.
2)First, second, then, third..last.
8 : sure that.., Its certain that...
9 : whats worse, to make matters worse
1. at the same time soon afterward at noon then suddenly later presently in the morning /afternoon/evening the firstly/secondly,etc / eventually all of a sudden after next finally now early this morning //
2. above also along below beneath here across around before beyond down on the left/right / on top of in the distance further close to up over opposite to nearby next to near to under
3. as a result finally now for this purpose therefore likewise another for instance in addition in summary in conclusion otherwise in this case at last but furthermore moreover next for example on the contrary once thus on the other hand yet
4. another furthermore equally moreover then in addition to similarly at the same time too/also besides in the same way in fact like,likewise
5. different from in contrast to on the other hand whereas someothers herethere thennow the formerthe latter . on the one handon the other hand on the contrary despite/in spite of unlike nevertheless thisthat not onlybut also
6. eitheror instead of notbut rather than neithernor
7. therefore now that Since as a result (of) so/as long as so that because of/due to/owing to/on account of
8. to sum up in all in conclusion in short/brief on the whole briefly in summary in a word