Transitional Expressions for writing task

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Transitional Expressions 

Body Part:

  • To begin with
  • To start with
  • First of all
  • Firstly
  • Furthermore
  • What is more
  • Next to that
  • Further
  • Likewise
  • Moreover
  • Besides this
  • In addition to that
  • Another important point is
  • Analogically
  • Corroborating it

Examples:

  • For instance
  • To cite an example
  • As an example
  • As an epitome

Other Side:

  • Irrespective of above
  • Even so
  • Howbeit
  • Incongruously
  • Unseemly to that
  • Notwithstanding
  • Despite of
  • Regardless of/with
  • On the flip side
  • In contrast
  • On the contrary
  • However
  • Whilst
  • Nevertheless
  • Unlike

Conclusion:

  • To sum up
  • To summarize
  • To conclude
  • In brief
  • In closing
  • In synopsis
  • To recapitulate
  • In gist
  • To pen down

Note: Put a comma after all these Transitional Expressions


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