Transitional Sentences Quiz

In addition

For instance

However

Furthermore

I love to read. It's raining outside.

I love to read; therefore, I'm going to the library.

I love to read, but I don't have any books.

I love to read because it's raining outside.

To add more details to the topic

To correct grammatical errors

To connect ideas smoothly

To introduce new topics

On the other hand

In addition

Despite this

Although

She didn't study for the test, yet she still passed.

She didn't study for the test, and she still passed.

She didn't study for the test, so she still passed.

She didn't study for the test, but she still passed.

To provide examples

To show time sequence

To express an opinion

To compare two ideas

First, we will gather data. In addition, we will analyze the data.

First, we will gather data. Subsequently, we will analyze the data.

First, we will gather data. Despite this, we will analyze the data.

First, we will gather data. For example, we will analyze the data.

Therefore

Moreover

Similarly

Conversely

In conclusion, the evidence clearly supports our hypothesis.

For instance, the evidence clearly supports our hypothesis.

In addition, the evidence clearly supports our hypothesis.

Meanwhile, the evidence clearly supports our hypothesis.

I went to bed early. I was still tired in the morning.

I went to bed early; therefore, I was refreshed in the morning.

Despite going to bed early, I was still tired in the morning.

I went to bed early, so I was not tired in the morning.