Hamlet

Transition Words (from the Gordon Graydon Academic Handbook) Analysis: in order to, since, so that, because, as a consequence, with a view to, accordingly, as a result, for this reason, hence, on account of, inevitably, naturally, thereby, thereupon, under these conditions, wherefore Similarity: similarly, by the same token, in a like manner, in the same way, just as surely, likewise, paralleling, relatively speaking, at the same time Opposition, Shift or Contrast: although, but, by contrast, by comparison, contrarily, conversely, despite, even so, except, for all that, however, in contrast, in spite of, instead, nevertheless, notwithstanding, on the contrary, on the other hand, otherwise, rather, still, though, unlike, whereas, yet, besides, nonetheless, Examples or Illustration: for example, another example, as evidence, evidence of this, for instance, for the same reason, in another case, indeed, in fact, in particular, in this case, in this situation, namely, on this occasion, particularly, specifically, that is, to be sure, to illustrate, to tell the truth Continuation of Thought: additionally, again, also, and, and so on, and then, another reason, as well as, at last, besides, equally important, finally, further, furthermore, in addition, in addition to, incidentally, in conclusion, in any case, indeed, in fact, in the first place, in the next place, in the same manner, in this manner, last, lastly, likewise, moreover, more specifically, much more interesting, next, nor, now, of course, of even greater appeal, that is to say, then, too, what is more Sequence: to begin, first, second third, finally, after, after this, afterward, at first, at the outset, at this point, at this time, before this, concurrently, consequently, following this, for now, for the time being, immediately, in conclusion, in the first place, in the second place, last, next, now, preceding this, previously, simultaneously, subsequently, then