conjuncts

Class 7: conjunctsFrom “Writing Scientific English” by Tim Skern

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Connecting words, or conjuncts, join sentences or parts ofsentences in a logical way.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Firstly, secondly;

In the first place;

For one thing, for another thing;

On the one hand, on the other hand;

Next;

Then;

Finally;

Above all;

Furthermore, moreover, what is more, etc.;

Similarly, analogously.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Examples

In the first place, the economy is recovering and secondlyunemployment is beginning to decline.

She has the ability, the experience and above all thecourage to tackle the problem.

Theorem 7 shows that√2 /∈ Q. Similarly, one can prove

that√3 /∈ Q.

We proved that√2 /∈ Q. Next, we are going to show that√

3 /∈ Q.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Examples

In the first place, the economy is recovering and secondlyunemployment is beginning to decline.

She has the ability, the experience and above all thecourage to tackle the problem.

Theorem 7 shows that√2 /∈ Q. Similarly, one can prove

that√3 /∈ Q.

We proved that√2 /∈ Q. Next, we are going to show that√

3 /∈ Q.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Examples

In the first place, the economy is recovering and secondlyunemployment is beginning to decline.

She has the ability, the experience and above all thecourage to tackle the problem.

Theorem 7 shows that√2 /∈ Q. Similarly, one can prove

that√3 /∈ Q.

We proved that√2 /∈ Q. Next, we are going to show that√

3 /∈ Q.

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conjuncts

Listing conjuncts

Examples

In the first place, the economy is recovering and secondlyunemployment is beginning to decline.

She has the ability, the experience and above all thecourage to tackle the problem.

Theorem 7 shows that√2 /∈ Q. Similarly, one can prove

that√3 /∈ Q.

We proved that√2 /∈ Q. Next, we are going to show that√

3 /∈ Q.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

All in all;

Altogether;

Overall;

In sum;

Therefore, in summary, in conclusion, etc.

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Summative conjuncts

All in all;

Altogether;

Overall;

In sum;

Therefore, in summary, in conclusion, etc.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

All in all;

Altogether;

Overall;

In sum;

Therefore, in summary, in conclusion, etc.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

All in all;

Altogether;

Overall;

In sum;

Therefore, in summary, in conclusion, etc.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

All in all;

Altogether;

Overall;

In sum;

Therefore, in summary, in conclusion, etc.

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Summative conjuncts

Examples

He was late for work, he argued with a colleague and helost his wallet; all in all, it was a bad day.

The survey showed that people drink, on average, one literof water, half a liter of juices and half a liter of hotbeverages daily. In sum, that is a reasonable amount ofliquids.

There were many differences between the expected and theobtained data, but overall the results were satisfactory.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

Examples

He was late for work, he argued with a colleague and helost his wallet; all in all, it was a bad day.

The survey showed that people drink, on average, one literof water, half a liter of juices and half a liter of hotbeverages daily. In sum, that is a reasonable amount ofliquids.

There were many differences between the expected and theobtained data, but overall the results were satisfactory.

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conjuncts

Summative conjuncts

Examples

He was late for work, he argued with a colleague and helost his wallet; all in all, it was a bad day.

The survey showed that people drink, on average, one literof water, half a liter of juices and half a liter of hotbeverages daily. In sum, that is a reasonable amount ofliquids.

There were many differences between the expected and theobtained data, but overall the results were satisfactory.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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conjuncts

Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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conjuncts

Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Namely;

That is;

That is to say;

i.e.;

For example;

e.g.;

in other words;

Specifically.

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Apositive conjuncts

Examples

There was one bad thing; that is, the weather.

Take any field K of positive characteristic p, e.g. K = Fp.

The set of real numbers is cut complete, i.e., everyDedekind cut is realizable.

We obtained an interesting result, namely, that R is cutcomplete.

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conjuncts

Apositive conjuncts

Examples

There was one bad thing; that is, the weather.

Take any field K of positive characteristic p, e.g. K = Fp.

The set of real numbers is cut complete, i.e., everyDedekind cut is realizable.

We obtained an interesting result, namely, that R is cutcomplete.

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conjuncts

Apositive conjuncts

Examples

There was one bad thing; that is, the weather.

Take any field K of positive characteristic p, e.g. K = Fp.

The set of real numbers is cut complete, i.e., everyDedekind cut is realizable.

We obtained an interesting result, namely, that R is cutcomplete.

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conjuncts

Apositive conjuncts

Examples

There was one bad thing; that is, the weather.

Take any field K of positive characteristic p, e.g. K = Fp.

The set of real numbers is cut complete, i.e., everyDedekind cut is realizable.

We obtained an interesting result, namely, that R is cutcomplete.

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Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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conjuncts

Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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conjuncts

Resultative conjuncts

So;

Therefore;

As a result;

Accordingly;

In consequence;

Of course.

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Resultative conjuncts

Examples

I got there very late, so I missed most of the fun.

In consequence of that, we can obtain the followingtheorem.

We proved Proposition 4.1, obtaining as a result that C isalgebraically closed.

Although not clearly discussed or scientifically studied,math anxiety is thought as specific to math context andtherefore distinct and occurring in the absence ofgeneralized anxiety. Accordingly, math anxiety seems to bea very prevalent phenomenon. Of course, teachers need tobe aware of it.

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conjuncts

Resultative conjuncts

Examples

I got there very late, so I missed most of the fun.

In consequence of that, we can obtain the followingtheorem.

We proved Proposition 4.1, obtaining as a result that C isalgebraically closed.

Although not clearly discussed or scientifically studied,math anxiety is thought as specific to math context andtherefore distinct and occurring in the absence ofgeneralized anxiety. Accordingly, math anxiety seems to bea very prevalent phenomenon. Of course, teachers need tobe aware of it.

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conjuncts

Resultative conjuncts

Examples

I got there very late, so I missed most of the fun.

In consequence of that, we can obtain the followingtheorem.

We proved Proposition 4.1, obtaining as a result that C isalgebraically closed.

Although not clearly discussed or scientifically studied,math anxiety is thought as specific to math context andtherefore distinct and occurring in the absence ofgeneralized anxiety. Accordingly, math anxiety seems to bea very prevalent phenomenon. Of course, teachers need tobe aware of it.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Resultative conjuncts

Examples

I got there very late, so I missed most of the fun.

In consequence of that, we can obtain the followingtheorem.

We proved Proposition 4.1, obtaining as a result that C isalgebraically closed.

Although not clearly discussed or scientifically studied,math anxiety is thought as specific to math context andtherefore distinct and occurring in the absence ofgeneralized anxiety. Accordingly, math anxiety seems to bea very prevalent phenomenon. Of course, teachers need tobe aware of it.

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Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

In other words;

In that case;

So;

Then;

Otherwise;

Else.

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Inferential conjuncts

Examples

You have not answered my question; in other words, youdisapprove of the proposal.

We will assume that we are dealing with real numbers, elsewe could run into problems.

They prove this result for a field K of characteristic p. Inthat case, (a+ b)p = ap + bp for every a, b ∈ K.

Then every Cauchy sequence in R has a limit in R. Inother words, R is complete.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

Examples

You have not answered my question; in other words, youdisapprove of the proposal.

We will assume that we are dealing with real numbers, elsewe could run into problems.

They prove this result for a field K of characteristic p. Inthat case, (a+ b)p = ap + bp for every a, b ∈ K.

Then every Cauchy sequence in R has a limit in R. Inother words, R is complete.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

Examples

You have not answered my question; in other words, youdisapprove of the proposal.

We will assume that we are dealing with real numbers, elsewe could run into problems.

They prove this result for a field K of characteristic p. Inthat case, (a+ b)p = ap + bp for every a, b ∈ K.

Then every Cauchy sequence in R has a limit in R. Inother words, R is complete.

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conjuncts

Inferential conjuncts

Examples

You have not answered my question; in other words, youdisapprove of the proposal.

We will assume that we are dealing with real numbers, elsewe could run into problems.

They prove this result for a field K of characteristic p. Inthat case, (a+ b)p = ap + bp for every a, b ∈ K.

Then every Cauchy sequence in R has a limit in R. Inother words, R is complete.

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Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Rather;

Better, more accurately;

In other words;

Instead;

On the contrary;

By contrast;

On the other hand;

However;

Nonetheless, still

Yet, only;

All the same;

That said;

Though.conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Examples

She has asked some of her friends - some of her husband’sfriends, rather.

In theory, communism is a good system. Only, in reality ithas failed.

They had expected to enjoy being in Manila; instead, theyboth fell ill.

We do not expect to find a cure for cancer. That said, weare going to test these medicines for many purposes.

My age is against me; still, it is worth a try.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Examples

She has asked some of her friends - some of her husband’sfriends, rather.

In theory, communism is a good system. Only, in reality ithas failed.

They had expected to enjoy being in Manila; instead, theyboth fell ill.

We do not expect to find a cure for cancer. That said, weare going to test these medicines for many purposes.

My age is against me; still, it is worth a try.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Examples

She has asked some of her friends - some of her husband’sfriends, rather.

In theory, communism is a good system. Only, in reality ithas failed.

They had expected to enjoy being in Manila; instead, theyboth fell ill.

We do not expect to find a cure for cancer. That said, weare going to test these medicines for many purposes.

My age is against me; still, it is worth a try.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Examples

She has asked some of her friends - some of her husband’sfriends, rather.

In theory, communism is a good system. Only, in reality ithas failed.

They had expected to enjoy being in Manila; instead, theyboth fell ill.

We do not expect to find a cure for cancer. That said, weare going to test these medicines for many purposes.

My age is against me; still, it is worth a try.

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conjuncts

Contrastive conjuncts

Examples

She has asked some of her friends - some of her husband’sfriends, rather.

In theory, communism is a good system. Only, in reality ithas failed.

They had expected to enjoy being in Manila; instead, theyboth fell ill.

We do not expect to find a cure for cancer. That said, weare going to test these medicines for many purposes.

My age is against me; still, it is worth a try.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

By the way;

Incidentally;

Now;

In the meantime;

Meanwhile;

Originally;

Subsequently;

Eventually.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

Examples

Let me introduce you to my sister, and by the way, did Itell you that I am moving?

The ambulance got stuck in rush-hour traffic; in themeantime the child became delirious.

I will assign you this task and in the meanwhile I will markyour essays.

The population grows at exponential rate, while the growthof food production is linear. Eventually this will lead tocrisis.

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conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

Examples

Let me introduce you to my sister, and by the way, did Itell you that I am moving?

The ambulance got stuck in rush-hour traffic; in themeantime the child became delirious.

I will assign you this task and in the meanwhile I will markyour essays.

The population grows at exponential rate, while the growthof food production is linear. Eventually this will lead tocrisis.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

Examples

Let me introduce you to my sister, and by the way, did Itell you that I am moving?

The ambulance got stuck in rush-hour traffic; in themeantime the child became delirious.

I will assign you this task and in the meanwhile I will markyour essays.

The population grows at exponential rate, while the growthof food production is linear. Eventually this will lead tocrisis.

conjuncts

conjuncts

Transitional conjuncts

Examples

Let me introduce you to my sister, and by the way, did Itell you that I am moving?

The ambulance got stuck in rush-hour traffic; in themeantime the child became delirious.

I will assign you this task and in the meanwhile I will markyour essays.

The population grows at exponential rate, while the growthof food production is linear. Eventually this will lead tocrisis.

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