
Transition and Connector
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Transition and Connector are used to link words, phrases or sentences. They assist the reader in progressing from one author-expressed concept to the next. As a result, they help in the formation of logical relationships within the text.
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Since they not only connect ideas, but also can introduce a certain shift, contrast or opposition, emphasis or agreement, purpose, result or conclusion, etc. So that the reader can understand the purpose of the auther correctly.
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This type of connector is meant to maintain textual continuity between two phrases that offer opposing ideas.
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Also known as causative connectors, these are used to explain the reason behind something.
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Everything we do has a consequence. In the previous category, we discussed what causes something to happen, in this case, we’re talking about the effect or result of an action.
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TOPIC ; CONTRAST, CAUSE, EFFECT
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Multiple Choice
TO EXPLAIN REASON BEHIND SOMETHING
CONTRAST
EFFECT
CAUSE
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DESPITE, HOWEVER, ON THE CONTRARY, WHEREAS ARE ?
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WHICH ONE IS DIFFERENT ?
THEREFORE
EVEN SO
AS A RESULT
BESIDES
ALTHOUGH
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When you want to add arguments to a notion, you use this term.
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When we want to express the intention behind an action or decision.
We use image connectors to clarify an idea by using examples.
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You can start the sentence with these connectors when you want to express your point of view.
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TOPIC ; ADDITION, PURPOSE, CONNECTOR TO GIVE EXAMPLE, OPINION CONNECTOR
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Multiple Choice
YOU USE OPINION CONNECTOR WHEN YOU ?
WHEN YOU WANT TO GIVE EXAMPLE
WHEN YOU WHAT TO TELL RESULT OF AN ACTION
WHEN YOU WANT TO EXPRESS YOUR POINT OF VIEW
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WHEN YOU WANT TO ADD SOME IDEA YOU USE THIS TYPE
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Multiple Choice
"YOU MUST READ THIS BEFORE CLASS SO THAT YOU CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT TEACHER SAY. "
IN THIS SENTENCE, WHAT TYPE IS USED ?
OPINION CONNECTOR
EXAMPLE
PURPOSE
ADDITION
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When you want to go into greater detail about the concept you're working on.
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These connectors help us to describe thoughts in an organized and sequential order.
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TOPIC ; EXPLANATORY CONNECTOR, ESTABLISHING A SEQUENCE
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Fill in the Blanks
. . .? . . , PREPARE YOUR INGREDIENT IN THE POT.
SECONDLY, PUT 200 ML. WATER IN THE POT.
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Multiple Select
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WHAT IS EXPLANATORY CONNECTOR ?
IN OTHER WORD
IN SHORT
BASICALLY
AT LEAST
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