201705985 bolan classroom 406

Universidad San Carlos de Guatemala Facultad de Humanidades Secciรณn de idiomas.

Professor: Licenciado Carlos Alesio Classroom 406 Conversation ll

Name Karen Melissa Bolan Castillo

ID number 201705985

• Meaning • According to Merriam Webster this transion word also means in like maner, in addition. This word is from the agreement group.

How do we use this word?

• Likewise • Likewise • Likewise • Likewise • Likewise • Likewise

when shoud we use likewise?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

1. LIKEWISE:

• Example • Students from PEM are likewise responsables.

JUST TO CLARIFY…

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary this word is us to clarify something, to give clear information. in inside of examples, support group.

How do we use this word?

• To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify • To clarify

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

2. TO CLARIFY

• Example • Just to clarify this situation Mary has been working very hard to get that position.

• • • • • • • •

As a result As a result As a result As a result As a result As a result As a result As a result

• According to Webster dicctionary the meaming is because of something often is followed by of.

The group assigned for this word is effect, consequences .

How do we use this word?

• Meaning when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

3. AS A RESULT

• Example • Johana broke his arm, as a result she is unable to work this week.

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary the meaming is in place of someone or something el se.

• opposition group.

How do we use this word?

• Instead • Instead • Instead • Instead • Instead • Instead • Instead • Instead

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

4. INSTEAD

• Example • We should be love instead of be discriminated.

… INSTEAD OF DUCK.

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary the meaming is to explain someone a situation or fact.

• Effect, consequence group.

How do we use this word?

• For this reason.

• For this reason.

• For this reason.

• For this reason.

• For this reason.

• For this reason.

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

5. FOR THIS REASON.

• Example • For this reason your bill has increased last couple of month.

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary this word is use as a provision against something happening or being true.

• Cause, condition group.

How do we use this word?

• In case • In case • In case • In case • In case • In case • In case • In case

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

6. IN CASE

• Example • My mom would know what is the best option in case we need to cook.

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary this word is to emphatize that somethin g is true.

• contradiciton, limitation, group.

How do we use this word?

• Although this may be true.

• lthough this may be true.

• lthough this may be true.

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

7. ALTHOUGH THIS MAY BE TRUE

• Example • Although this may be true professors are investigating about the absent of their students

• Meaning • According to Webster dicctionary this word is is use to show the contrary, .

• opposition, group.

How do we use this word?

• But • But • But • But • But • But • But • But • But • But

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

8. BUT

• Example • I wanted to traved to Paris but I did not save enough money to go.

• Meaning • This word is use to explain something in a different way.

• Examples, support group.

How do we use this word?

• In other words.

• In other words.

• In other words.

• In other words.

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

9. IN OTHER WORDS.

• Example • Everyone has mistakes in other words we are humans.

• Meaning • This word is use to summarize or restate in a conlusion .

How do we use this word?

• as has been noted.

• as has been noted.

• as has been noted.

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

10. AS HAS BEEN NOTED

• Example • AS has been noted above students from PEM are workig very hard to pass the conversation course.

• Meaning • This word is use to separate , indicate location, place and space.

How do we use this word?

• Between • Between • Between • Between • Between • Between • Between • Between • Between • Between

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

11. BETWEEN

• Example • Those Owls feel love between them.

• Meaning • According with Reference dictionary this word is to take something into consideratio.

• With this in mind word as a transitional word most of the times is use to give emphasis or support a topic.

How do we use this word?

• with this in mind • with this in mind • with this in mind • with this in mind

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

12. WITH THIS IN MIND

• Example • Now with this in mind we already know how to read faster than before.

• at the same time

• at the same time

• Meaning • This phrase is to describe that something is happening Simultaneously

How do we use this word?

• at the same time

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

13. AT THE SAME TIME

• Example • Guatemala is trying to get economy growth and a higher educational level at the same time

14. IN GENERAL

• This word most of the time is use to support a sentence, a fact or is use like a emphasis of something specific.

How do we use this word?

• in general • in general • in general • in general • in general • in general • in general

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning

• Example • in general the world has changed the last fifteen years due technology

15.

ON THE NEGATIVE SIDE

• on the negative side

• This word is use to explain the opposite part of a topic that author or speaker is talking about, the negative part.

How do we use this word?

• on the negative side

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • Nowadays techonology has been a useful tool but we can say that on the negative side technology has separte us.

16. TO DEMONSTRATE

• This word is use to support a sentence, fact or show that somehing is real or no.

How do we use this word?

• to demonstrate • to demonstrate • to demonstrate • to demonstrate

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • To demostrate the result of investigation made doctors has created a website with all information that they found.

17. IN ORDER TO

• This word is use to clarify a purpose, condition or cause.

How do we use this word?

• in order to • in order to • in order to • in order to • in order to • in order to

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • in order to clarify all customer´s questions the representative has to explain situation using simple words.

18. IN CONTRAST

• Say something opposite in the second sentence or what we said before this transitional word.

How do we use this word?

• in contrast • in contrast • in contrast • in contrast • in contrast

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • in contrast of the previous statement people prefers to use technology to make their lives easier.

19. DURING

• This transitional word is use to specify time, cronology or sequence.

How do we use this word?

• during • during • during • during • during • during

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • During the learning process is important develop creativity.

20. ACCORDINGLY

• This transitional word is to introduce a fac t or situation whi ch is a result or consequence of something that you have just referred .

How do we use this word?

• accordingly • accordingly • accordingly • accordingly • accordingly • accordingly

when shoud we use this word?

TRANSITIONAL WORD

• Meaning • Example • Accordingly with Juan's investigation, people work with efficiency if they have an incentive.