Transitions
What are transitions? Transitions are words and phrases that help organize thoughts when you speak and write. They help allow the reader (or listener) to interpret easily the ideas that are being transmitted. The transitions can work at all levels - from sentence to sentence, idea to idea, or paragraph to paragraph. abrupt changes or breaks create disruption, so in order to avoid this, grease is needed to smooth the joints. What kind of transitions are there? Transitions are used depending on what the speaker is trying to achieve. Generalizing The words are used to generalize information, or maybe when you want to state overall facts. in general generally ordinarily as a rule generally speaking Giving Examples These are used to present examples or details to support an argument or idea. for example for instance such as as an illustration namely particularly specifically N.B . 1. namely : This word means specifically . There is an idea