英语常用过渡词

常用过渡词：
1．顺序：first, second, third, first of all, in the first place, initially（首先）, to start with, then, after that, finally, at last, last but not least 2．转折：although, in spite of, nevertheless（然而）, however, on the contrary, otherwise, yet, or
3．总结：as a general rule, as far as I am concerned, as for me, generally speaking, in my opinion/ view, obviously, on a large scale, on a
personal level
4．同类：equally important, for instance, for one thing…for another, furthermore （而且）, in addition （此外）, in common, likewise（同
样地）, moreover, namely（即）, similarly, that is, what is more 5．原因：as a result of, in view of（鉴于）, on account of（由于）, owing to, due to, thanks to, given（考虑到）, in that（因为）, for the reason
that, seeing that, considering that （考虑到）
6．对比：in sharp contrast, in/by contrast, on the contrary, on one hand…on the other hand, otherwise, whereas（然而）, conversely （相
反地）
7．列举：for example, for instance, such as, as a case in point （作为适当的例子）
8．强调：anyway, no doubt（无疑地）, particularly, needless to say（毋庸说）, most important of all, to be sure （确切地）, even worse, chiefly 9．承接：as a matter of fact, as soon as, so to speak, even if
10．目的：for the purpose of, for the sake of, with the aim of, with a view to
11．条件：provided that, providing that（假如）, given（如果有）, as long as, so long as
12．结论：in summary, to sum up in a word（一言以蔽之）, to conclude, thus, therefore, on the whole, in short, in brief（简言之）, in conclusion,
in general, hence, consequently（因此）, as a result, by and large（大
体上）, all in all （总而言之）
*常用过渡词用法举例：
1．用于“启”
1)With the development of technology and the increase of the population, the
amount and range of natural materials taken have increased.
2)To begin with (To start with), bicycles are cheap enough for every family to
buy. Secondly, they are convenient.
3)First, hand work and physical labor train as well as rest for our brain.
4)Up to the present, man has achieved a great deal.
2. 用于“承”
1）Furthermore, man invented languages which allowed him to communicate with his fellow men.
2) In addition, physical exercise can increase appetite and digestion. Moreover, sports can make our minds sound.
3) What is more, some places are subject to floods while others are frequented by droughts.
4) What is worse, you will often be misled by the ads because the product you bought is without any value at all.
3. 用于“转”
1）However, with the change from an agricultural to an industrial society, many nuclear families moved away from the extended families in order to find work. 2) On the other hand, our opportunities are greatest in the place where government is strong and laws are complete and officers are strict.
3) In contrast, all animals, including man, get their food either directly from the plants or indirectly by eating animals which feed on plants or other animals.
4) Being in a good health, a scientist can achieve more success whereas the week learner loses his ability to tackle the complex technical problems.
5) Instead of wandering about for temporary shelters, man can build permanent houses, villages, and towns to live in.
6) W ork hard, otherwise you’ll be sorry.
4. 用于“合”
1）Therefore, laws should be laid out to forbid raising dogs in large cities.
2) Consequently, plants appear to be less sensitive than animals although they respond in some ways to light, heat, physical contact and other stimuli.
3) In short, we can say science to human beings is like food to our bodies.
4) In a word, automobiles have brought men a lot of benefits.
5) Good health is very important to everyone. A healthy person can always be energetic and optimistic. Therefore, he finds his life always enjoyable. An unhealthy person, oh the other hand, is always sad and pessimistic. As a result, he can not achieve much success even though he is very well educated.。