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This document provides a list of connecting words that can be used to link ideas or reasons together in a paragraph or essay. Some of the connecting words included are first, second, third, another reason, too, additionally, as well as, also, in addition, to start with, to begin with, too, finally, in conclusion, in summary, in short, and to sum up.
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