Transition words help create relationships between sentences in a paragraph and help readers move smoothly from one idea to the next. They bridge connections between main ideas and supporting details. Transition words can be used to add more points to the main idea, give examples, or emphasize the main idea, and include words like and, besides, for example, definitely, and obviously.

1. TRANSITION WORDS
•Transitions words create a relationship between the
sentences within a paragraph.
•Transition words also helps the reader to move smoothly
from one sentence to the next.
•It bridges the connection between the main idea and the
supporting ideas.

2. TRANSITION WORDS ARE USED FOR
DIFFERENT PURPOSES:
1. To add more points to the main idea:
and, besides, finally, further, too, next,
in addition, also, first, second

3. TRANSITION WORDS ARE USED FOR
DIFFERENT PURPOSES:
2. To give an example:
for example, for instance, such as

4. TRANSITION WORDS ARE USED FOR
DIFFERENT PURPOSES:
3. To emphasize the main idea:
definitely, obviously, always, certainly

5. MORE TRANSITION WORDS:

6. MORE TRANSITION WORDS:
3. To emphasize the main idea:
definitely, obviously, always, certainly