Transitions

Continuers

indicate that two sentences are expressing similar ideas

cause and effect

indicate that one reaction is the result of another

contradictors

indicate that two sentences are expressing different ideas

Add info (con)

Also, and, furthermore, in addition, moreover

give example (con)

for example, for instance, specifically

Define, clarify (con)

effectively, essentially, in other words, that is

emphasize (con)

in fact, indeed

compare (con)

likewise, similarly

Sequence of events (con)

previously, subsequently, finally, while

cause and effect

accordingly, as a result, as such, because, consequently, for, hence, since, so, thus, therefore, to this end

contradict

alternately, alternatively, although/though, but, conversely, despite/in spite of, even so, even though, however, in any case, in contrast, instead, meanwhile, nevertheless, nonetheless, on the contrary, on the other hand, otherwise, rather, regardless, still, whereas, while, yet

therefore, as a result

accordingly, consequentely, hence

in addition

furthermore, moreover

in fact, indeed

used to emphasize a preceding statement

despite this, however

even so,nevertheless, still

although

whereas

as such

as A + noun (reduced redundancy)

likewise

simarily, in the same way

meanwhile

literally, at the same time, often used to mean however and signal a contrast

still

nevertheless, yet

subsequentely

afterward, next

that is

in other words, introduces a definition or explanation, and often follows a dash