Transitions

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What is a transition word?

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A transition word is a word or phrase that connects ideas, sentences, or paragraphs, helping to guide the reader through the text.

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What does the transition word 'nonetheless' indicate?

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'Nonetheless' indicates an exception or contrast to the previous statement.

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Provide an example of a sentence using 'consequently'.

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I missed the bus; consequently, I was late to the meeting.

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What is the purpose of the transition 'such as'?

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The transition 'such as' is used to introduce examples that illustrate a point or idea.

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What does the transition 'despite' convey in a sentence?

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'Despite' conveys that something happens regardless of a particular obstacle or condition.

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What is the function of the transition 'indeed'?

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The transition 'indeed' is used to emphasize a statement or confirm a previous point.

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How do transition words enhance writing?

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Transition words enhance writing by improving the flow and coherence of ideas, making it easier for readers to follow the author's argument.

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What type of relationship does 'however' indicate between two ideas?

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'However' indicates a contrast or contradiction between two ideas.

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What is the effect of using transitions in academic writing?

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Using transitions in academic writing helps clarify relationships between ideas, making arguments more persuasive and easier to understand.

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Give an example of a transition that shows addition.

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An example of a transition that shows addition is 'furthermore'.