<p> Transitional Words & Phrases</p><p>What You Want To Paragraph Transitional Words / Do In Your Writing Structure Phrases You Might Use</p><p>For example, for instance, in this case, on this To Give an Example… Descriptive occasion, in this situation, to demonstrate, take the case of, as an illustration, to illustrate this point</p><p>And, and then, in addition, To Add More… Chronological again, besides, equally important, furthermore, finally, next, what’s more, moreover, lastly</p><p>Because, since, for the To Prove… Problem / Solution same reason, obviously, evidently, furthermore, besides, indeed, in fact, in any case</p><p>By comparison, whereas, on the other hand, however, To Compare / Contrast Compare / Contrast nevertheless, on the contrary, conversely, meanwhile, after all, although this may be true</p><p>To Repeat… In brief, as I have said, as I have noted, as has been noted</p><p>Definitely, absolutely, extremely, obviously, in fact, To Emphasize… in any case, positively, naturally, surprisingly, always, never, emphatically, unquestionably, without a doubt, certainly, undeniably, unbelievably incredibly</p><p>In brief, on the whole, To Conclude / Summarize summing up, in conclusion, to conclude, in summary, therefore, accordingly, thus, consequently</p>