Transition words and phrases help establish clear connections between ideas and ensure that sentences and paragraphs flow together smoothly, making them easier to read. Use the following words and phrases in the following circumstances.

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To Indicate More Information
To Indicate an Example
To Indicate a Cause or Reason
To Indicate a Result or an Effect
To Indicate a Purpose or Reason Why
To Compare and Contrast
To Indicate a Particular Time Frame...
To Summarize
To Conclude

To Indicate More Information

Besides Furthermore In addition Indeed
In fact Moreover

Second...Third...etc.

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To Indicate an Example

For example For instance In particular Particularly
Specifically To demonstrate To illustrate

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To Indicate a Cause or Reason

As Because Because of Due to
For Since For the reason that

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To Indicate a Result or an Effect

Accordingly Finally Consequently Hence
So Thus Therefore

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To Indicate a Purpose or Reason Why

For fear that In the hope that In order to
So So that With this in mind

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To Compare or Contrast

Although However In comparison In contrast
Likewise Nevertheless Yet Whereas
On the other hand Similarly

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To Indicate a Particular Time Frame or a Shift From One Time Period to Another

After Before Currently
During Eventually Finally
First...Second...etc. Formerly Immediately
Initially Lastly Later
Meanwhile Next Previously
Simultaneously Soon Subsequently

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To Summarize

Briefly In brief Overall Summing up
To sum up To summarize To put it briefly

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To Conclude

Hence In conclusion So Therefore
Thus To conclude Given these facts

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