Transition Words:
* Start:
* First, initially, at first, to begin with, in the beginning
* Continue:
* Then, next, afterwards, subsequently, following, after that, later
* End:
* Finally, lastly, in conclusion, at last, ultimately
Other Useful Words:
* Dates & Time:
* Year, month, day, hour, minute, second, (e.g., 1980, January, Tuesday, 3:00 PM)
* Duration:
* Before, after, during, while, meanwhile, throughout, until, since
* Frequency:
* Often, frequently, occasionally, sometimes, always, never, rarely
Example:
"First, the explorers set sail in 1492. Then, they encountered new lands. Finally, they returned home, forever changing the course of history."
Tips:
* Variety: Don't overuse the same transition words.
* Context: Choose words that accurately reflect the relationship between events.
* Clarity: Use words that clearly indicate the order of events.
By using these words strategically, you can create a clear and engaging chronological narrative.