give an example of transition that shows (addition,enumeration,reformulation/clarification)
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Answer:Here are some examples of transitions showing addition, enumeration, reformulation/clarification: Addition: - Furthermore, the study found that...- In addition to the above, there are other factors to consider.- Moreover, the results suggest that...- Besides, the author also argues that...- What's more, the data shows a clear trend. Enumeration: - First, the author discusses...- Secondly, the study examines...- Third, the results are presented...- Finally, the author concludes that...- To begin with, the research focuses on... Reformulation/Clarification: - In other words, the author is saying that...- To put it another way, the study suggests that...- Essentially, the argument is that...- That is to say, the results demonstrate that...- To clarify, the author means that... Example Sentence: "The study found that there was a significant increase in the number of people using social media. Furthermore, the study revealed that this increase was particularly pronounced among younger generations. In other words, social media is becoming increasingly popular, especially among young people." This sentence uses transitions to show addition ("Furthermore") and reformulation/clarification ("In other words").
