| Cause and effect |
Therefore, as a result, so, consequently |
I’m tired. Therefore, I’m going to bed. |
| Clarification |
That is to say, in other words, to clarify |
We’re letting you go. In other words, you’re fired. |
| Contrast |
But, however, on the other hand |
I am not fond of fruit. However, I do like bananas. |
| Example |
For example, for instance |
In the evening, I like to relax. For instance, I enjoy watching TV. |
| Emphasis |
Above all, most importantly, certainly |
There are many reasons to exercise regularly. Above all, it keeps you healthy. |
| Enumeration |
Firstly/secondly, further, and, moreover, in addition |
Today, I’m going to write a post. In addition, I’m recording some video lessons. |
| Time |
Meanwhile, during, subsequently, after that |
I’ll start by telling you what transition words are. After that, I’ll tell you why you should always use them. |
| Similarity |
Likewise, similarly, in the same vein |
She tried really hard to entertain her guests. Similarly, he put all his heart and soul in cooking a great dinner. |
| Summarize/conclude |
In conclusion, to sum up, in short |
In conclusion, transition words are an important aspect of SEO copywriting. |
