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What is Transitional markers
what is Transitional markers and Refrences? with example
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Definition Also known as connectors. Used to join ideas together. Helps to make writing more coherent.
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Examples and, but, or, nor, so, yet, because, although, while, if, as, since, therefore, however, otherwise, moreover, in addition, furthermore, eventually, firstly, secondly, in conclusion, thus, hence, similarly...
Examples :
Examples and, but, or, nor, so, yet, because, although, while, if, as, since, therefore, however, otherwise, moreover, in addition, furthermore, eventually, firstly, secondly, in conclusion, thus, hence, similarly...
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Hello,
Transitional markers and references help making the two sentences come in same platform. They can also be referred as connectors.
E.g- I am a girl. I live in India.
Here you can apply these connectors. so, you can write the above two sentences as:
I am a girl and I live in India.
Some other examples are- but, yet, although and the likes.
Transitional markers and references help making the two sentences come in same platform. They can also be referred as connectors.
E.g- I am a girl. I live in India.
Here you can apply these connectors. so, you can write the above two sentences as:
I am a girl and I live in India.
Some other examples are- but, yet, although and the likes.
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