Transition words or Linking words learn the concept from basics to advanced

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Hello guy, do you love learning English grammar if yes then this blog is only for you. I feel exciting. Today I am sharing with you a complete guide on transition words(linking words) from basics to advanced. This is the complete solution for those students who are facing problems like, how to position linking words in academics, list of conjunction words, good words to use in essay and contrast linking words, etc You will get all answers I must say you are at the right place.

Before driving in answers, the first starts from its basics what are linking words? Simply, those words link two or more sentences or phrases are called "linking words".

Transition words (Linking words) learn the concept from basics to advanced

For example,

1 Smith is a beautiful and smart girl, here and connects two things. Called connecting words.

2 The train had left before she arrived here before is a transition word

3 If you work hard then achieve an A+ mark. Here if, then both are conjunction words.

4 You must run fast in the market, else skip the opportunities. Here else is the linking word.

There are two types of linking words 1. Co-ordinating conjunction 2. Subordinating conjunction.

In this post, we only discuss a part of co-ordinating conjunctions only

Coordinating connect two freedom sentences both itself meaning but it connects by yet, but and. It has four kinds.

Commutative linking words: it connects two sentences with the help of and, as well as to and no less than, etc.

Alternative linking words: it connects choices of words sentences it forced to choose one thing by either, or, else, etc.

Adversative linking words: It connects two opposite sentences. By but, yet, still, only, however, and nevertheless.

Illative Conjunctions: One sentence depends on other sentences that kind phases connected by illative words.  By for, therefore, so, then, etc.

Now I am ending the topics remaining question I will cover in another blog post because I want keep this post short it helps to understand detailing or structure the topic. I will update you very soon.


 

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