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MEL-CON Transitions

This is a transitions list for MEL-CON Paragraphs. MEL-CON paragraphs were written with transitions to navigate the examples written by the author. The transitions were intended to substitute certain phrases when writing a paragraph. This method is prudent for fluent written expression.

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MEL-CON Transitions

This is a transitions list for MEL-CON Paragraphs. MEL-CON paragraphs were written with transitions to navigate the examples written by the author. The transitions were intended to substitute certain phrases when writing a paragraph. This method is prudent for fluent written expression.

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TRANSITIONS

to separate examples within a paragraph

FIRST (to replace the overused first)


One good example is An interesting fact is First of all Initially One piece of evidence that points to this is It is important to note that The first good piece of evidence is One way to look at this is through One example that proves this is One example that suggests this is There are several examples that show this and one of them is First and foremost A good first example of this is It is important to first note that One notable example is The first indication of this is To begin with When looking over the evidence, it is clear that the first... One reason is One way this is true is In the beginning On one hand, there is A great example is One example that stands out is Probably the best example to begin (start) with is The best place to start is with This can first be seen when For example For instance The first instance that comes to mind is when... This can be clearly seen first of all when... These are only some generic examples. Transitions can be more specialized around your own topic as well. EXAMPLE: You are writing a paper on the NO HAT POLICY you can customize your transitions like this: A good first example of the hat policy in action was when.....

SECOND (to replace the overused second)


Another good example is Another interesting fact is Second of all Secondly Furthermore A great second example is Another good piece of evidence is Another way to look at this is through Another example that proves this is Another example that suggests this is Another great example that helps support this is Second and even more importantly The second good example is Yet another good reason (example) is Yet another piece of evidence is Another indication of this is Still Even so In the same way Next The next example (idea, reason, piece of evidence) On the other hand, there is Even more compelling is Another example that stands out is Similarly Likewise Along with that, there is Moreover In addition Adding to that In addition to that Still another great example is Then again, another stronger example is Of course Also In the same light Even more interesting is Adding to the first example is Making an even stronger case is An even better example of this is Equally as interesting was While the first example is good, an even better one is To add even more fuel to the fire To add another even more interesting fact An additional fact is Another strong indication was when Another quote that supports this is

THIRD or FINAL (to replace the overused third and finally)


A final example (fact, reason) And finally Lastly Last of all A final great example is The third and final example is The final good piece of evidence is The best way to look at this is through The final example that proves this is The last example that suggests this is The last (final) example that helps support this is Third and even more importantly The third good example is Yet the best reason (example) is The last (final) indication of this is Most compelling is Even so The best and final reason is On top of that The last example (idea, reason, piece of evidence) Best of all The final example to note The last example that stands out is Most importantly Accordingly Along with the first two examples, there is Moreover In addition to the first two Adding to those In addition to those Still another great example is Then again, the strongest example is Of course But most conclusive is In the same light A perfect final reason (example, fact) is Adding to the first two examples is Making an even stronger case is An even better example of this is The last place this can be seen is when While the first two examples are good, an even better one is To add even more fuel to the fire To add a final, even more interesting fact A good way to really show this is true is This is best seen in the part when Yet the best quote that shows this is

IN CONCLUSION

(the CON part of MEL-Con)

(to replace the overused in conclusion or all in all at the end of a paragraph)
So, it is clear to see that Summing this whole thing up Accordingly In summary Consequently Thus As a result In short Therefore So The evidence clearly points All of this together means Put it all together and The best way to sum it up is With all of this The three examples,.........., prove that.... And so therefore For all of these reasons,.........., one can see that...... This all adds up to one conclusion So, when studying all of the reasons With all of this in mind Due to all of these reasons Together One can see that The evidence is clear No one can argue that And so it is Yes, it is evident that Truly To reemphasize To repeat Again Indeed Of course There is no doubt that There is no argument that With all of these examples In total When looking at all of the possibilities Clearly Yes, it is true then So, when looking at the facts, it is evident that

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