Transition words refer to changing from one point of view to another in writing or speech, which can be realized by using transition terms or phrases. They are usually placed at the beginning of sentences, independent clauses and paragraphs, thus establishing a specific relationship between opinions and opinion groups. Transition is used to create "flow" in your paper and make the logical development of the article clearer.

Types of transitional words

Different transition words can achieve many different goals, and all transitions can be divided into four basic categories:

1, the extra conversion indicates to the reader that information is added or referenced.

2. Transitive transformation indicates the conflict or difference between different information.

3. Causality transformation points to the result and shows causality.

4. Continuous transition clarifies the order and sequence of information and the overall structure of the paper.