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Transitions Writing in English is very straightforward. The reader expects to be oriented to the main idea wherever he is in the piece of writing. Especially in essays written in the humanities disciplines transitions are necessary to help the writer meet this expectation that readers bring. |
1.
Words and phrases to
introduce examples:
2-a. Phrases to introduce comparison/contrast elements:
similar to 2-b.
Conjunctions
but 2-c. Between-sentence transitions for comparison/contrast situations
in addition 3-a. Transitions to introduce categories in a classification essay
first 3-b. Transitions to show similarities and differences in a classification
unlike 4. Transitions for
the cause/effect format:
because of Another
transitional strategy that is a bit more subtle than the use of
transitional words or phrases is repetition.
The writer can identify a key word, idea, or phrase and repeat it in a new
paragraph for the sake of continuity.
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