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Transition is a statement or a set of statements that connects major
sections of a written or oral assignment. The purpose of the transition
is to tie parts of the assignment together so that the audience knows where
the logic of the argument is headed. A transition should help organize
the assignment.
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Use
transitions often to connect different parts of your writing or speaking
assignment. Use transitions whenever the
assignment changes the direction of the topic (between subsections) or
whenever the assignment needs clarification as to why a particular idea
is now being discussed. This is true for both written assignments
and for oral presentations. Generally because proposals are
brief statements of the intention for a larger project, they do not include
many transitions.
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