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A clear, succinct explanation of how to use effective transitions in writing, along with specific examples of different kinds of logical transition (e.g. General to Specific, Amplifying/ Adding, Comparisons, Inference/Concluding) and when they are best used. For each category, a number of logical transitions words or phrases are listed.
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Sorry to give you such a mediocre rating when your other ratings have been high. I had hoped to get more in-depth ideas on transitions, but found the coverage to be less than a chart I had prepared on transitions 4 years ago.
October 10, 2010
Sorry to give you such a mediocre rating when your other ratings have been high. I had hoped to get more in-depth ideas on transitions, but found the coverage to be less than a chart I had prepared on transitions 4 years ago.
October 10, 2010
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