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CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

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Chapter 1

CHAPTER 1: READING FOR MEANING

Course: Ged Test Prep
Subject: English Languages Art Rla
Chapter: Chapter 3 Grammar And Language Usage


Transition words are words that show relationship between sentences, paragraphs and phrases. They are cues that help a reader interpret the author’s ideas.

Let’s look at this example:

Bees are crucial for pollinating a wide variety of crops, contributing significantly to agricultural productivity and food security. Additionally, bees play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity by facilitating the reproduction of many plant species.

The word additionally is a transition word because it signals an expansion of the argument, emphasizing another important aspect of bees' importance beyond their role in agriculture.

Categories of transition words

  • To add to an idea.

These transitions add or emphasize information. They include words like also, besides, not only… but also, furthermore, moreover, additionally, and in addition.

Example:

She enjoys playing the piano. Furthermore, she excels in composing her own music.

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