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Tab Title: Transitions

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Transitions are cues, either explicitly or implicitly stated, that alert the reader of a change. There may be a change in subject, tone, or perspective.

Tab Title: Implied Transition

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An implied transition is one that is not stated outright, such as "next" or "finally." The new direction of the essay is understood by the shift in content.

Tab Title: Continuity

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Transitions provide continuity and consistency to an essay. They offer connections that make the essay cohesive.

Tab Title: Transition Paragraphs

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Often a transitional word or transitional sentence is not long enough to signal the change that is about to occur in the writing. Unlike transitional words or sentences, transitional paragraphs can offer a summation of where the essay is coming from and where it is headed.


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