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TRANSITION,

PERSUASIVE, AND

DESCRIPTIVE WORDS

TRANSITIONS

fTo improve your writing you need to make sure that your ideas, both in sentences and paragraphs, stick together or have coherence and that the gap between ideas is bridged smoothly. fOne way to do this is by using transitions-words or phrases or techniques that help bring two ideas together. fTransition words and phrases represent one way of gaining coherence. Certain words help continue an idea, indicate a shift of thought or contrast, or sum up a conclusion.

SOME COMMON TRANSITION WORDS

AND PHRASES

fTo Continue an Idea or Event:

fconsequentlyclearly, thenfurthermoreadditionallyin additionmoreoverbesides thatin the same wayfollowing this furtherpursuing this furtherin the light of the... it is easy to see that

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SOME COMMON TRANSITION WORDS

AND PHRASES

fTo change the line of reasoning (contrast): fhowever on the other hand yet nevertheless on the contrary f%(J$5( 2) 7+( ´%87µ

SOME COMMON TRANSITION WORDS

AND PHRASES

fFor opening a paragraph initially or for general use:

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SOME COMMON TRANSITION WORDS

AND PHRASES

fTo Signal a Final Point/Conclusion fFinally flastly ftherefore hence in final analysis in conclusion in final consideration indeed fTo conclude

USING TRANSITIONS EFFECTIVELY

fRemember our prompt about your favorite seasons? The beginning of each supporting paragraph would look something like this: fFirst, winter is my favorite season because I enjoy . . . . . fAdditionally, winter is my favorite time of year because I love . . . . . fFinally, winter brings me great joy because I always . . . . . fIn conclusion, winter is undoubtedly my favorite season because . . . . . fNOTICE ***All transition words and phrases are followed by a comma! If you were to read your story aloud, this comma would be a natural pause to indicate that you are beginning a new thought or adding to your idea***

PERSUASIVE WORDS

fRecall: Persuasive Essays will ask you to PERSUADE or CONVINCE your audience to believe in you, in your side of the argument. fReread this familiar Persuasive Prompt: fSome experts believe that television has a negative impact on society. Think about the television and how it affects you. Now write to convince the reader to whether television has a positive or negative effect on society.

PERSUASIVE WORDS

fRecall: Persuasive Essays will ask you to PERSUADE or CONVINCE your audience to believe in you, in your side of the argument. fReread this familiar Persuasive Prompt: fSome experts believethat television has a negative impact on society. Think about the television and how it affects you. Now write to convince the reader to whether television has a positive or negative effect on society. fLook for key words that can help you to decipher the goal of the persuasive prompt.

PERSUASIVE WORDS

fJust like transitions add structure and depth to your essay, common persuasivewords and phrases can strengthen your argument. fI have no GRXNP"The truth LV"It RLOO NH ŃOHMUO\ VHHQ" fI fail to MJUHH"I MP ŃRQYLQŃHG POMP " fI believe you should know POMP"I MJUHH ROROHOHMUPHGO\" fI strongly RSSRVH"I find it RIIHQVLYH" fIt would be a GLVVHUYLŃH"I IMLO PR MJUHH" f"VPMQGV PR UHDVRQquotesdbs_dbs4.pdfusesText_7