The funny thing about language is that it’s so in-depth that we often take for granted the intricacies of it. Today we’ll be examining a vital, yet often unnoticed field of language – transitional phrases. Good luck!
A transitional phrase improves the connections between sentences and paragraphs; giving the text a logical organization and structure.
A transitional phrase is a group of words used to give meaning, not deducible from those of the individual words.
A transitional phrase is the conveyance of thoughts and feelings through verbal action.
A transitional phrase is the expression of a person's emotional response to a situation, to another person or to the environment around them is of low intensity.
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Hence, therefore, thus.....
For example, that is, specifically....
At last, finally, subsequently....
Nevertheless, alternatively, otherwise....
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There, here, in the front....
However, even so, though....
Similarly, as with, likewise...
Hence, therefore, thus....
Further, then, again....
In the back, at that point, nearby...
In short, in other words, after all...
In consequence, as a result, therefore....
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