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Transitions
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Addition:
and, also, as well as, besides, first, further,
furthermore, in addition, moreover, next, second, too
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Comparison:
also, in the same manner, likewise, similarly
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Consequence:
as a result, because, consequently, hence,
since, therefore, thus
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Contrast:
although, but, even though, however, on the other
hand, in contrast, nevertheless, on the other hand, on the contrary, still,
yet
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Illustration:
for example, for instance, in fact,
specifically, to illustrate
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Order (of Ideas):
first, second; for one thing, . . . for
another
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Summary or Conclusion:
in other words, in short, in summary, to sum up, that is, therefore
Temporal Transitions
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Duration:
briefly, during, for a long time, since
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Frequency:
frequently, hourly, occasionally, often, rarely
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Order (of Events or Processes):
after, afterward, as, at
first, at last, before, during, finally, immediately, in the beginning, in
the end, late, later, next, now, meanwhile, subsequently, then, when, while
Spatial Transitions
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Direction:
across, around, away, beyond, down, into, over,
sideways, through, to toward, up
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Placement:
above, along, alongside, atop, behind, below,
beyond, facing, in front of, inside, on, outside
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Proximity:
close to, far from, farther on, here, in the
distance, near, next to, opposite, there, to the left

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Acknowledgements |
Axelrod, Rise B., and Charles R. Cooper. A
Writer's Guidebook. NY: St. Martin's, 1998.
Hacker, Diana. The Bedford Handbook. 5th
ed. Boston: Bedford, 1998. |
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