Transitions: Transitional words and phrases are what give your essays coherence. we need them to join sentences and thoughts together.
AGREEMENT: also, in addition, further, furthermore, moreover, additionally, to add to that, next, in accordance with, accordingly, in agreement, finally, for instance, for example, in exemplification, exemplifying that, in fact, factually speaking, in terms of, and so forth, looking at the nexus between, in coordination with, along those lines, collectively speaking, generally speaking, indeed, undoubtedly, obviously, to be sure.
CONTRAST: however, contrastingly, in contrast, on the contrary, on the other hand, from a different angle, nonetheless, nevertheless, but, yet, a catch to this is, sadly enough, as a hindrance, looking at the holdups, oddly enough, instead, in direct opposition, still, and rather.
RESULT: as a result, as a consequence, consequently, thus, therefore, hence, thereby, resulting in, ultimately, in the end, finally, in the overall analysis, in hindsight, in retrospect, retrospectively, vicariously, the long term effect, as a short term result, significantly, as a major effect, effectively, heretofore, hereafter, thereafter, in short, generally, over all, concluding.
Formal Informal Formal Informal
Inform me Let me know Cancel Drop
Contact Get in touch Obtain Get
Apologise Say sorry Postpone Delay
Request Ask for Compensate Make up
Establish Set up Discover Find out
Handle Deal with Investigate Check up on
Tolerate Put up Increase Go up
Children Kids Many / Much A lot of / Heaps of
Type 1 - Agree/disagree
Introduction:
(Essay topic)…is a significant issue/on going issue/growing problem/a challenging dilemma in the modern world/in the globalised world/nowadays/currently/these days.
Tackling/addressing/solving this issue is challenging especially with the pressure of modern life/ the speed of social change.
However, in my opinion, ………………….. for several reasons I mention below.
1st body:
Predominantly/obviously/to commence with, ……(the main argument why you say so). Example. Supporting sentences.
2nd body:
Connective + topic sentence(another reason) + example + supporting sentences
Conclusion:
To sum up/to conclude, ….. (summary - just restate your opinion using different words)
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