The document provides examples of transition signals used in writing, specifically for comparing and contrasting ideas. It illustrates various examples like 'likewise', 'however', and 'moreover', demonstrating how to connect sentences meaningfully. Additionally, it suggests how to structure information using slide titles appropriately.

1. TRANSITION
SIGNALS
GRADE 8

2.  IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT TRANSITION SIGNALS

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5. EXAMPLE#1(COMPARE)
"She enjoys hiking. Likewise, her brother loves spending
time outdoors."
"He likes to read science fiction novels.
Similarly, his friend enjoys books in the same
genre."
"She trained hard for the marathon. In the
same way, her coach put in extra hours to help
her prepare."

6. EXAMPLE#1(COMPARE)
"He enjoys painting. She also likes to
create art.
"He is passionate about playing the guitar.
As a musician, she is equally dedicated to
her craft."

7. CONTRAST: EXAMPLES:
 "He enjoys outdoor sports, but she prefers indoor
activities.”
 “I love her so much despite of her face.”
 "He enjoys outdoor activities. However, she prefers
staying indoors.“
 "He loves traveling to new places, even though she
prefers staying home.“
 "He finds the movie quite entertaining. On the
contrary, she thinks it's rather boring."

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9. Example:
"We went for a walk in the park. After, we
enjoyed a relaxing coffee at a nearby café.“
“She went to the office. Before going to the
market.”
“The singers sing. During the concert.

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13. Example:
 Philippine has thousands of islands. (First statement)
If you want to add more information to the first statement.
You can use these transition signals like; (furthermore,
moreover, in addition, as well, equally important)
* Philippine has thousands of islands. Moreover, these islands
vary greatly in size and offer diverse ecosystems, ranging from
lush tropical forests to stunning coral reefs (Additional
Statement connected with the moreover transitional signal)

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