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SAT Reading & Writing
15. Transitions List
| However | Therefore | Nevertheless | Furthermore |
| For example | Likewise | Moreover | Similarly |
| In addition | Consequently | Thus | Nonetheless |
| In other words | As a result | For instance | Conversely |
| Instead | Finally | By contrast | But |
| On the other hand | Regardless | Meanwhile | Also |
| In fact | By the same token | Subsequently | To that end |
| Otherwise | Because | Accordingly | Though |
| After all | For these reasons |
🔥 Types of Transitions
- Dissonance: Second Half
Sets up a following statement that conflicts, disagrees or is in tension with the
preceding statement - Additional Information
Provides more information or that reinforces the preceding statement - Override
Overrides the paired statement - Logical Consequence
Make a logical or casual connection between the preceding and following
statements
