The document introduces linking words used to connect ideas and arguments in writing. It lists common transition words for introducing topics, listing arguments, showing contrasts, identifying reasons and consequences, providing examples, stating opinions, and drawing conclusions. It also covers passive sentences, conjunctions, and conditional phrases.
The document introduces linking words used to connect ideas and arguments in writing. It lists common transition words for introducing topics, listing arguments, showing contrasts, identifying reasons and consequences, providing examples, stating opinions, and drawing conclusions. It also covers passive sentences, conjunctions, and conditional phrases.
The document introduces linking words used to connect ideas and arguments in writing. It lists common transition words for introducing topics, listing arguments, showing contrasts, identifying reasons and consequences, providing examples, stating opinions, and drawing conclusions. It also covers passive sentences, conjunctions, and conditional phrases.
this issue is of paramount importance is getting bigger (smaller, more important, more relevant) this issue requires great attention LISTING ARGUMENTS: firstly to begin with also secondly moreover thirdly furthermore in addition to that besides arguments for/against CONTRAST: however in contrast whereas although despite on the one hand / on the other hand alternatively even though REASON: due to=owing to in order to cause of CONSEQUENCE: eventually thus therefore as a result as a consequence EXAMPLE: for instance such as OPINION: I believe/reckon/suppose the point I am trying to make is… as far as my opinion is concerned to my mind CONCLUSION: to sum up in general anyway
PASSIVE SENTENCES: It is said / It is believed / It is commonly
known both…and either…or neither…nor CONDITIONAL: If it were for me……If I could choose If nothing is done, it will lead to… If this problem is not solved…