Transitions

Transitions may be "Additive," "Adversative," "Causal," or "Sequential." Additive Transitions Addition Introduction Reference Similarity Identification Clarification Adversative Transitions Conflict Emphasis Concession Dismissal Replacement Causal (not casual)Transitions Cause/Reason Effect/Result Purpose Consequence  SequentialTransitions Numerical Continuation Conclusion Digression Resumption Summation Additive Transitions:These show addition, introduction, similarity to other ideas, &c. Addition: indeed, further, as well (as this), either (neither), not only (this) but also (that) as well, also, moreover, what is more, as a matter of fact, in all honesty, and, furthermore, in addition (to this), besides (this), to tell the truth, or, in fact, actually, to say nothing of,   too, let alone, much less additionally,   nor, alternatively, on the other hand, not to mention (this),   [back to list] Introduction:  such as,  as,  particu