Examples of Transitional
Terms
moreover= and,
most importantly
She likes
Vancouver because of the weather and the parks; moreover, she loves the
Canucks.
She likes Vancouver because of the weather and the parks. Moreover, she loves the Canucks.
likewise= in
a similar way, in the same way
I have two young
kids; likewise, she has young kids.
She is a big
fan of the Canucks. Likewise, he is a big supporter of the BC Lions.
She likes to run; as a rule, she'll run 10k every second day.
She likes to run; almost always, she'll run 10k every second day.
She likes to run; more often than not, she'll run 10k every second day.
She likes to run; sometimes, she'll run 10k every day.
She likes to run; once in a while, she'll run 10k every day.
She doesn't like to run; she'll seldom run 2k.
Your dog can do great tricks; comparatively, my dog is dumb.
Grade 4 math in China is very difficult; comparatively, Grade 4 math in BC is extremely simple.
We have a lot to do in this class; to begin with, we will review some sentence writing.
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