The document lists various connective words used to indicate relationships between ideas such as addition, sequence, condition, certainty, consequence, contrast, reason, and time. Connective words are used to link ideas, show logical progression, and help readers understand how different parts of a document fit together. The list includes common connective words for addition like "in addition," sequence like "then," condition like "if," and time like "before" and "after."

1. CONNECTIVE WORDS
Addition
 in addition
 and similarly
 likewise as
well as
 besides
further more
 also moreover
 and then too
 not only …
but even
 besides
Sequence
then
Example
instance
particular
illustrate
Condition
 if
 unless
 whether
 provided
that
 so that
 depending
on
Certainty
 obviously
 certainly
 plainly
 of course
 undoubtedly
Consequence
 as a result
 thus
 so
 therefore
 consequently
 it follows
that
 thereby
 eventually
 then in that
case
 admittedly
Contrast
hand
despite
Summary
conclusion
recapitulate
Reason
 since
 because (of)
 due to
 owing to
 the reason why
 in other words
 leads to
 cause
Time
Prior (at the
beginning)
 At first
 Before
 In the beginning
 Until then
 Up to that time
 Firstly

Following
(afterwards)
 Just then
 Next in due
course
 In the end
 After that
 Later
 Finally
 Eventually
 A month later
 As soon as