They're like bridges between different parts of your writing, making it flow smoothly and logically.
Here are some examples, categorized by their function:
Adding information:
* Furthermore
* In addition
* Moreover
* Besides
* Also
* On top of that
* Not only... but also
Contrasting information:
* However
* On the other hand
* Conversely
* Nevertheless
* Despite this
* In contrast
* Although
Showing cause and effect:
* Therefore
* Consequently
* As a result
* Thus
* Hence
* Because of this
Illustrating:
* For example
* For instance
* To illustrate
* Such as
* Specifically
Summarizing:
* In conclusion
* In summary
* To sum up
* In brief
* Overall
Moving to a new point:
* Next
* Moving on
* Let's now consider
* Turning to
* Finally
Examples in sentences:
* "The team was exhausted. However, they still managed to score the winning goal."
* "There are many reasons to recycle. For example, it saves energy and reduces pollution."
* "In conclusion, the evidence suggests that the theory is valid."
Remember to use transitional phrases and sentences thoughtfully to guide your reader through your writing and make it clear, concise, and engaging!