Practice TOEIC Questions › Just Enough Grammar
A transition connects two sentences. Unlike conjunctions, transitions usually start a new sentence (or follow a semicolon).
| Transition | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| However | contrast | Sales rose. However, costs also increased. |
| Therefore | result | The survey was positive. Therefore, we will proceed. |
| In addition | adds info | The hotel has a pool. In addition, there is a gym. |
| For example | gives an example | We offer many benefits. For example, we provide... |
| Meanwhile | same time | The CEO traveled abroad. Meanwhile, the team... |
| Nevertheless | unexpected contrast | Sales dropped. Nevertheless, profits grew. |