sat transition words/phrases

however, nevertheless

a transition word used to introduce a contrast or an exception to a preceding statement.

therefore

a transition word used to indicate a conclusion or result based on previously stated information.

furthermore

a transition word used to add information or reinforce a previous point.

for example

a transition phrase used to introduce a specific instance or illustration that supports a broader statement.

likewise

a transition word that indicates similarity or adds a point similar to what was just mentioned.

moreover

a transition word used to introduce an additional point that strengthens an argument or adds to what has already been said.

similarly

a transition word that indicates a comparison or points out a resemblance between two ideas or situations.

in addition

a transition phrase used to introduce extra information or points related to the topic being discussed.

consequently

a transition word used to indicate a result or effect that follows from previously stated information.

alternatively

a transition word used to present an opposing idea or different option, allowing for a contrast with a previous statement.

in conclusion

a transition phrase used to summarize the main points or arguments presented, signaling the end of a discussion.

even if

a transition phrase used to introduce a condition or situation that contrasts with the main argument, often implying that the outcome remains unchanged despite potential obstacles.

additionally

a transition word used to introduce an extra point or idea, often reinforcing or expanding on a previous statement.

at any rate

a transition phrase used to indicate that what follows is true or important regardless of other considerations, often emphasizing resilience or acceptance.

then

a transition word used to indicate a consequence or result, often connecting prior statements to their logical outcomes.

though

a transition word used to introduce a contrasting idea or concession, often acknowledging a point while presenting an opposing view.

otherwise

a transition word used to indicate an alternative scenario or outcome, often suggesting that if one condition is not met, another result will occur.

by the same token

a transition phrase used to introduce a statement that continues or reinforces a previous idea, highlighting a logical parallel or similarity.

finally

a transition word used to signal a concluding point or the last in a sequence of ideas, emphasizing the final outcome or thought.

conversely, nonetheless

a transition word used to indicate a contrast or opposition between two ideas, suggesting that if one statement holds true, then the opposite or contrasting statement may also be valid.

as a result

a transition phrase that indicates a consequence or outcome stemming from a previously stated idea or event, often linking cause and effect.

in other words

a phrase used to rephrase or clarify an idea, providing an alternative way of expressing the same thought for better understanding.

thus

a transition word that indicates a conclusion or inference drawn from previous statements, often summarizing or stating an outcome.

hence

a transition word indicating a conclusion or result derived from previously mentioned information, often used to connect cause and effect.

subsequently

a transition word that indicates something occurring after a particular event or time, often showing a sequence or consequence.

accordingly

a transition word that suggests a logical conclusion or consequence based on prior statements, often used to show how one statement relates to another.

dissonance

transitions in which two statements disagree (the cat is cute. however, it is rude)

additional information

transitions that connect a statement with more information (the cat plays with string. in addition, the cat also enjoys catnip mice")

override

the transition creates a statement that overrides the previous statement (the owner says his cat is cute. nevertheless, people think the cat is rude")

logical consequence

transitions that connect statements that make logical connection (the cat is cute. therefore, the cat receives lots of love online")

the cat demands treats. ____, the owner will give the cat a treat

thus,

the cat displays cute features at a cat show. ____, the cat loses to a cuter cat

however,

the cat practices hunting. ____, he still cannot catch mice

nevertheless,