What are some transitions for a concluding paragraph?

Answer 1

Everyone seems to feel that he was born an expert in the judgement of artistic work. We do not feel this way about a hydraulic work, an electronic work, a legalistic work, or a mathematical, logical, or psychological work. For these, we call upon the experts. They have studied long and hard. We respect them for this. We do not, however, respect the long, hard study of the artist. We feel no shame, moreover, for this lack of respect. I don't know anything about art, we say, but I know what I like. We forget, when we say this, that we share this knowledge with lower animals. Any sow, knowing what she likes, can gurgle an oozy grunt in a rain wallow. But can a sow make it rain?

For these,and,however,moreover,we say,but:these are some of transitional devices that found in that paragraph.

Answer 2

You will need to learn how to write each type of paragraph so that you can know which transitional word to use, but here is a short list of example words for each type of paragraph:

• Chronological Order: later; the following week; afterward; by noon; when she finished her hot dog; as soon as; in 1998

• Spatial Order: just to the right; a little further on; to the south of Chicago; a few feet behind; above the eyelids; turning left on the pathway

• Climactic Order: more importantly; best of all; still worse; a more effective approach; even more expensive; even more painful than passing a kidney stone; the least wasteful; occasionally, frequently, regularly

• Topical Order: the first element; another key part; a third common principle of organization

Answer 3

like for instance- therefore, concluding that, finally, lastly, I now know, etc.