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Examples. Vocabulary to show contrast. Vocabulary to show contrast . Vocabulary to show an example. On the contrary. / Oppositely.
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Examples
1. Similarly, all the companies and offices are becoming automated and using computers, the internet and other technologies vastly than any other time in history... .
2. At the same time software could be used for many purposes such as learning through computers, accounting in computers, drawing, storage of information, sending information from one person to other persons etc.
Vocabulary to show contrast
On the other hand...
On the contrary... / Oppositely...
However...
Nevertheless... / Nonetheless...
Alternatively, ...
Unlike...
While... / Whilst...
Although... / Though... / Even though...
Despite... Despite the fact that... / In spite of... / In spite of the fact that...
In contrast to this...
Then again...
On the other hand...
Even so... / Yet... / Meanwhile...
Examples
1. On the contrary, poor countries suffer from the lack of sufficient budgets to ensure some very basic needs of people like health, education, medicines etc. Then again, those countries don't have a chance to spend a lot of money to initiate a superficial project...
2. Unlike a TV, a radio cannot display an image or a video, and the communication is limited to voice only. Typically, a radio is used for access information such as news and live traffic updates...
Vocabulary to show an example
As an example... / For instance... / For example...
Like... / As... / Such as...
Among others...
Particularly... / In particular...
Regarding...
Namely...
With respect to...
As far.... is concerned...
To show an example... / To give an example... / To cite an example... / An example is... /... could be a good/ideal example here
As an evidence... / To illustrate...
To paraphrase...
A case...
When it comes to...
Examples
1. As an example, many governments of the first world countries have initiated other projects like:..
2. For example, if a public bus gets busted in the middle of a road, the passenger can easily leave it a look for another one.
Vocabulary to present an idea
Research shows that... / Research has found that...
When it comes to... / With respect to...
Not only... but also...
In terms of...
Examples
1. Research shows that employment opportunity and crime ratio in a city has a deep underlying relationship and that is why...
2. When it comes to deciding who should be responsible to teach children the discipline...
3. With respect to mix-school classrooms, it is quite evident that...
Phrases to introduce more ideas / examples
Furthermore...
In addition...
On top of that...
Besides...
What is more...
Another point worth noting is...
Another factor to consider is...
Furthermore...
Not only... but also...
Also...
Examples
1. On top of that, rich countries emit more CO2 than the rest of the world does and this is why they have greater responsibilities.
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2. Another point worth noting is the number of TV channels we have these days.
3. What is more, leaders are born not made.
Vocabulary to show consequence, effects or result
As a result...
Consequently... / As a consequent... / As an effect...
Thus...
So...
The reason why...
Therefore...
On account of...
Because of...
Hence...
Eventually...
For this / that reason...
Thereby...
Due to...
Owing to...
Examples
1. Therefore, we should avoid using our budget in an uncertain project...
2. As a result, people are struggling much to lead a healthy and secure life...
3. Consequently, local residents will be able to find more job opportunities in this factory and have a better socio-economic status...
Vocabulary to sum up at the end of a paragraph
To sum up...
In short...
In a word...
To put it simply...
That is to say...
To repeat in short....
To summarise...
Examples
1. In a word, I think, the idea can be very useful for the developing countries but for us, it might be sinister...
2. That is to say, we must ensure the safety of our children first…
3. In short, the overall infrastructure of the area will develop.
Vocabulary to make a point stronger / adding emphasis
It goes without saying that...
Obviously...
Needless to say...
There is little doubt that...
Although... / Thought...
Nonetheless... / Nevertheless...
Still... / Yet...
After all...
Even if...
Therefore...
Thus...
Examples
1. Thus, air and water pollution caused by this factory will ruin the local environment and wildlife fundamentally...
2. Although industrialization is necessary for the growth of a country it must be regulated. The proper measures must be in place to reduce the negative impacts of byproducts on the environment.
Vocabulary for clarifying or rephrasing
To put it simply... / To put in another way...
That is to say...
In other words...
Examples
1. To put in another way, nuclear power has a great potential to provide power requirement of the industries all around the world.
2. To put it simply, co-education can bring advantages that far outweigh the demerits it has.
Other transitional words / connective words
Then...
Else...
Otherwise...
Besides...
As soon as...
As much as...
Examples
1. As soon as we realize the problem, ...
2. Otherwise, the unemployed graduates’ number will keep on increasing …
Vocabulary to express opinion
In my opinion…
From my point of view...
Second / Secondly…
On the other hand, …
Last but not least…
In conclusion / To conclude...
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