Comprehensive Guide to Transition Words for the Digital SAT

That is

a restatement of the same idea in other words; indicates an explanation or a clarification of what was said before

In turn

Cause-and-effect transition.

Meanwhile

At the same time: tends to link two distinct or opposite actions

Therefore

cause-and-effect

Nevertheless

A disagreement transition; despite what has just been said or referred to

To that end

cause-and-effect transition

In fact

Emphasizes the truth of a statement

That said

Disagreement transition (synonym for nevertheless)

Disagreement transitions:

but, yet, conversely, though, still, in contrast, although, nevertheless, and on the other hand.

Agreement transitions

similarly, again, also, correspondingly, equally, and likewise.

Sequence transitions:

previously, then, later, before, first, finally, and subsequently.

Addition transitions

furthermore, additionally, also, too, moreover, and in fact.

Exemplification transitions

for instance, for example, for one thing, and to demonstrate.

Cause and effort transitions

therefore, since, because, subsequently, thus, as a result, and consequently.

Nevertheless

Despite this fact

Accordingly

a result or a conclusion drawn from the information presented earlier; Indicates a cause-effect relationship

That said

A disagreement transition; a signal that they are going to say something which will contrast or disagree with what they said a moment ago.

For this reason

A cause and effect transition;

Notwithstanding this

nevertheless; in spite of this.

Additionally

Adding to an existing idea rather than introducing a completely new idea; providing supplementary information or further elaborating on the same topic or point that has already been discussed; Serves to enhance what has already been presented, rather than shifting to an entirely different subject or concept.

That is

to be specific; in other words