A turning sentence is a sentence that inherits or summarizes the above contents and prompts or guides the following contents at the same time. Turning sentence is a common sentence pattern, which generally appears in composition and plays a connecting role.

For example;

1. Zhao Zhouqiao's transition sentence: This bridge is not only strong, but also beautiful.

No matter how fierce the struggle is, how bad the environment is and how poor his health is, he still persists in studying hungrily and works selflessly day and night.

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Common transitional words are:

(1) transitional words indicating time sequence: first, second, then, finally, once upon a time, later, a few days later, later, then, recently.

(2) spatial order's transitional words: not far, before that, above, below, in short.

(3) A transitional word indicating juxtaposition: yes ... and,

(4) Transition words indicating turning point: Although ... but anyway.

(5) Transition words indicating progress: not only … but also … and.

(6) Transition words indicating purpose: In order, since … so, so.

(7) Transitional words indicating cause and effect: because, as, cause.

(8) Transition words indicating explanation: for example, actually, actually, once.