WIDA Access Practice

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What is a transitional phrase?

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Transitional phrases are words or phrases that connect ideas and help guide the reader through a text.

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Give an example of a transitional phrase that indicates contrast.

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However is a transitional phrase that indicates contrast.

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What does the transitional phrase 'in fact' imply?

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The phrase 'in fact' is used to emphasize a statement or provide additional information that supports the previous statement.

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What is the purpose of using transitional phrases in writing?

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Transitional phrases help to create coherence and flow in writing by linking sentences and paragraphs.

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Identify a transitional phrase that expresses similarity.

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Likewise is a transitional phrase that expresses similarity.

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What does the transitional phrase 'on the other hand' indicate?

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'On the other hand' indicates a contrasting idea or perspective.

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What is the meaning of the transitional phrase 'initially'?

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'Initially' refers to the beginning or the first stage of something.

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TRUE or FALSE: Transitional phrases can only be used at the beginning of sentences.

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FALSE. Transitional phrases can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences.

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What is the effect of using the phrase 'nevertheless'?

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'Nevertheless' is used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what has been previously mentioned.

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Provide a transitional phrase that indicates a conclusion.

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In conclusion is a transitional phrase that indicates a conclusion.