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    To Indicate A Contrast: 2. To Provide An Illustration: Likewise, If . (Similarly, )

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    This document provides a list of transition words and phrases used to: 1. Indicate a contrast or provide an illustration using words like "in comparison", "however", or "on the other hand". 2. Extend a point or support an idea using words like "similarly", "likewise", or "in addition". 3. Show cause and effect, logical conclusions, or the next step using phrases such as "therefore", "as a result", "initially", or "next".

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    To Indicate A Contrast: 2. To Provide An Illustration: Likewise, If . (Similarly, )

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    This document provides a list of transition words and phrases used to: 1. Indicate a contrast or provide an illustration using words like "in comparison", "however", or "on the other hand". 2. Extend a point or support an idea using words like "similarly", "likewise", or "in addition". 3. Show cause and effect, logical conclusions, or the next step using phrases such as "therefore", "as a result", "initially", or "next".

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    This document provides a list of transition words and phrases used to: 1. Indicate a contrast or provide an illustration using words like "in comparison", "however", or "on the other hand". 2. Extend a point or support an idea using words like "similarly", "likewise", or "in addition". 3. Show cause and effect, logical conclusions, or the next step using phrases such as "therefore", "as a result", "initially", or "next".

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    To Indicate A Contrast: 2. To Provide An Illustration: Likewise, If . (Similarly, )

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    1.

    To indicate a contrast:
    In comparison, .

    2. To provide an illustration
    for example, .

    however, .
    that is ..
    on the other hand,
    that is to say
    alternatively,..
    in contrast,

    in other words..

    instead

    namely..

    on the contrary.

    such as..,

    .in fact

    typical of this/such.

    rather ..

    on such..

    in comparison

    a typical/particular/key example

    is another possibility

    including..,

    but .

    especially..

    better/worst still

    not least

    despite this ..

    cheifly

    in spite of

    mainly

    nevertheless

    most importantly.

    notwithstanding

    for all that


    yet..
    although..
    all the same
    However, issues confront the idea
    of .. are..
    Likewise, if . (similarly,)
    the other way around with the order
    reversed; she hates him and vice versa
    ease of use influences usefulness but not vice
    versa.
    contrariwise, . (dan sebaliknya) = on the
    contrary,..
    conversely,..

    3. To extend a point
    similarly.
    equally..
    likewise
    also, .
    furthermore,..
    Indeed, .
    in the same way, .
    besides,
    above all, ..

    .as well

    accepting/assuming this

    in addition,.

    in conclusion, ..

    it might be concluded from this that..

    3. Supporting idea
    similarly.
    it is congruent with theory that suggests
    this factor is equivalent to .construct
    this factor is analogues to .construct
    -

    this implies .

    4. to emphasis
    Indeed,
    Obviously, ..

    in short
    to conclude, .
    in all
    -

    , as outlined above,

    6. Logical conclusion
    Hence, .
    Accordingly, .

    Therefore,.

    5. To show cause and effect/conclusion:


    so.

    On the basis of these arguments, we suggest

    therefore,..

    7. To show the next step:


    first(ly), second(ly).

    thus,.
    hence,.
    accordingly,..
    then,.
    as result/consequence,.
    resulting from.., .
    in this/that case, .
    consequently, .
    for this reason, .
    owing to/due to the fact that .., .

    Initially, . (pertama-tama, ..)


    to begin/start with.
    in the first/second place.
    first and foremost.
    first and most importantly..
    first
    another, .
    then
    after ,

    it follows that ..

    next, . = Subsequently, .
    afterward,.

    this suggests that.

    then.

    finally

    in sum,.

    ultimately,..

    Particularly .
    Especially..
    Specifically .
    Notably (terutama )
    -

    lastly,..
    on top of that,.
    8. to summarize
    overall,

    This is in contrast to . which provides a simple


    use

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