English Composition Transition (1)

30 classic transitional sentences that must be memorized in 2017 postgraduate entrance examination English composition Source: Zhiyu.com

In the postgraduate entrance examination English composition, we often use some transitional sentences to make the article coherent and cohesive. Now we recommend 30 classic transitional sentences for you, and hope you can use them properly to improve the three-dimensional sense of the article.

1. To prevent this phenomenon/trend from

Worsening/running wide/To guide the matter/proposition to the best advantage, it is necessary/important to

2. In the face of...... Some people take the position that....../some people come to believe that......, to which I can't attach/add my concern

Or: In the face of...... People retain/take/show/issue different attributes/position s/standpoints (It can be used for argumentative papers expressing their own opinions)

Or: In the face of... many people have come up with

3. But many people feed publicized about/multiplexed at/over whelmed with... (the changes/situation), so this essay is intended to

4. Although lots of people follow the fashion/trend, I still set my heart on

5. To get a sense of how……we must turn first to causes for it/to what benefit(harm/problems/difference)it has brought to our society. (It can be used to analyze suggestions and cause analysis argumentative papers)

6. This is

a(n)favorable/unfavorable/unhealthy/essential/marked/grateful change/tendency/situation， but factors/causes/reasons for

It is not hard to find (or but its appearance/existence derivatives from a variety of factors). (For argumentative papers on cause analysis)

7. The progress/improvement/change(s)in……is(are)really tremendous/remarkable/prodigious/marvelous， so it is necessary to understand(see)what

it(they)illustrate(s)/prove(s)/account(s)for. (Used for argumentative papers and intellectual expository articles for cause analysis)

8. A comparison between these changes may be a good way to learn more about

9. More insight/inspiration/truth/thought can be deduced from these changes. (can be used for knowledge expository text)

10. This situation/proposal/trend/dependency is different discharging/dispurb ing/reporting/research rendering, for the option of it is just in line with our wishes/just what is to be expected

11. From this year on, there was a gradual decline reduction in the......, reaching a figure of

12. This is what we are unwilling to see, so some way must be found out to

13. Fortunately， however， more and more people

Come/gain to realize that

14. Unfortunately, things have worded/home/developed to the point where

15. But have you ever stopped to think

what/how/why……? (It can be used for all kinds of argumentative papers and intellectual expository texts except for reason statements)

16. If we take a further/folder/closer look at this problem/matter, how, more secrets/grounds/changes/ways will be found out for

17. But this(dis)agreement ceases to exist as soon

As

18. A further/deeper analysis/study/exploration of....../A further comparison between...... Can review more about....../can show us more ways to

19. If you push the

Analytics/study/argument/comparison/exposition further, you will see that

20. The same is true of many cases in life. (for illustrative text)

21. Now, let's see what would happen to... in this case/light (or in different conditions/circulations). (used to analyze and propose argumentative papers and comparative expository articles)

22. Perhaps， it is ideal/high/ripe time for us to

Tack/hand/answer/take up the question in no half hearted man

23. To be frank, I have turned the question over and over in my mind, but found no reason to sidestep it; so here are my ways to.../my reasons for

24. I was once cursed/perplexed/refined with this question, but I have forced/lade my own way out of it

25. People from different backgrounds, hower, put different interpretations on the same thing

26. But different people hold completely different views as to its nature. (For argumentative papers and expository expository articles expressing their own opinions)

27. If/Then adopted to account for/define/expose......, it can come in different meanings

28. If it is intended for..., how, the divergence of outlook on it cases to continue while a new meaning to it begins to stand out

29. Our life abounds with examples in point. (or The truth in the definition goes for/is applicable to many cases in our life.)

30. In that case, how, I prefer to

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English Composition Transition (2)

Cohesive transitional words can be used to connect sentences in a paragraph, or to connect paragraphs in an article. The following is an example of linking sentences in paragraphs:

To many foreigners, the American word family is Foreigners often hear an American say "My family is coming to " In this sentence, family means grandparents and perhaps other However, at other times, the same American might say, "I'm going to stay home with my family this " In this case, he is talking about his wife and This is a much narrower meaning than the first Using family in this way makes a foreigner wonder which term really describes an American The answer, of course, is that there are two meanings for the word family in the United States -- a narrow one and a broad And there is another term ---- immediate1 family ----- to describe something in

There are two transitional techniques in this paragraph: one is transitional words or phrases, such as hower, in this case, of course; The other is a transitional pronoun, such as this,

You can also use transitional words to connect paragraphs. For example, but can connect two paragraphs that are transitional

Classification of transitional words Common transitional words can be divided into the following eleven categories according to different meanings and functions:

1) Transitional words used to explain, such as: now, in addition, for, in this case, furthermore, in fact

The problem, in this case, is hard to

Furthermore, several people telephoned the same

2) A transitional word that expresses emphasis, such as: strictly, indeed, above all, surely, most important

Indeed, a dessert is always

Above all, do not build an open fire in a

3) The transitional word but for restriction, however, although, though, yet, except for

Yet there was still a chance that he would

Except for one girl, all the hikers

4) The transitional word for example, for instance, thus, such, next

For instance, a telegram often costs more than a telephone

Thus the trip finally

5) The transitional word in addition, furthermore，also，moreover，yet

In addition, the tour stops in

Furthermore, the time for registration2 has been

6) First, second, third, after (s) (later), mean while (almost simultaneously),

Later, last, finally, eventually

First, you mail in an Second, you ask for an Third, you send

them three personal

Then you come to a traffic light and turn

7) The transitional word like used to express comparison, in the same way, similarly, equally important, too

In the same way, we look for a good

Similarly, the Thais enjoy spicy3

8) The transitional word unlike used to express contrast, in contrast, whereas, on the other hand, instead

In contrast, the red fluid does not lose its

The husband wanted a boy, whereas the wife wanted a

9) The transitional word for concession, nevertheless, of curse, after all, clearly, still, yet

He planned, nevertheless, to ask for a

After all, you learn to cook many foods in this

10) The transitional word for expressing the result, therebefore, as a result, consequently,

then，thereby，therefore，thus，hence，accordingly, so, otherwise

As a result, she became the prince's

Consequently, we opened an account at the

11) The transitional word to sum up, finally, in conclusion, at last, in short，in a word，in the long run，in summary

To sum up, Christmas is the most important

In conclusion, a consulate5 offers more

As mentioned above, in addition to transitional words or phrases, pronouns, synonyms, conjunctions and word repetition also play a transitional role

English Composition Transition (3)

First, at first, then, later, in the end, finally, after, after that, since then, for the first time, at last, as soon as, the next moment, mean while, later on, soon, finally, etc

On the right/left, to the right/left of, on one side of... on the other side of..., at the foot/top/end of, in the middle/centre of, next to, far from, in front of, etc

For, cause of, one reason is that... another reason is that..., that, so, as a result (of), etc

But, yet, how, after all, in fact, while, on the context, install of, unlike, alter, otherwise, never less, in spot of, after all, etc

For example, such as, that is, like, as follows, in other words, and so on

What's more, on one hand... on the other hand..., in addition to, as well, still, also, in other words, not only... but also..., sides, further more, more, etc

In short, in a word, in general, in brief, in all, on the whole, etc