Writing Transition Phrases and Sentences
12 Types of Transition with 112 Examples
Why Transitions are Important…
Transitioning from one sentence or paragraph to another is the bread and butter of all successful writers, especially those who write non-fiction.
With a great transition, the readers are able to understand the succession of complex ideas as well as the general context of the points made.
Smooth Transitions Create a Better User Experience
When the readers understand the transitions better, they retain what they’ve learned longer as well. To use a phrase frequently used in the software industry, good transitions create a “better user experience.” There’s no doubt about that.
Bad and Disconnected Transitions Confuse and Frustrate the Readers
Sentences and paragraphs thrown together without smooth and well-planned transitions do not read well. They appear disconnected. Readers have a hard time understand such a haphazard collection of paragraphs that are not stitched together with logical transitions. What they do not understand well, they don’t retain for long either.
As a result, prose and essays without good transitions automatically lead to a “poor user experience.
The Reason I Wrote this Book…
I’ve written this book to improve the composition skills of all English writers, including high school and college students, and ESL students, as well as the user experience of all their readers.
Why You Should Read This Book
This book will help you learn many ways in which you can stitch together the paragraphs of your essay or article smoothly and thus increase its educational and cognitive value.
As a writer who can write beautiful and meaningful transitions, you’ll be in higher demand.
In this special eBook, we address the twelve most basic types of transitions.
But we don’t stop there. We also provide a total of 112 examples covering each transition type to make sure the concept is understood thoroughly.
Thanks for reading this ebook and good luck with all your composing and essay writing assignments.
Write sharp, communicate well, and have a great writing career!
Learn These Twelve Types of Transitions
Chapter 1. Continuing an Idea
Chapter 2. Time Transitions
Chapter 3. Stitching Ideas
Chapter 4. Reversing and Contrasting
Chapter 5. Conceding Another View
Chapter 6. Providing Example
Chapter 7. Confirming a Point
Chapter 8. Starting a New Paragraph
Chapter 9. Forming Chains with Doubles or Triplets
Chapter 10. Expressing an Exception
Chapter 11. Forming a Diversion
Chapter 12. Summarizing and Concluding
112 Examples to Explain the 12 Transition Types
Every transition style is explained with as many as eleven examples, yielding a total of 112 rich examples to leave no doubt about the proper implementation of the main ideas.
Revised and Expanded 2nd Edition
This second edition is revised and expanded to bring more transition ideas to the reader at a greater depth.