As we know, the messages we deliver on a daily basis need to be clear, objective and precise, so that our interlocutors understand us in the best possible way, right? Thus, we affirm that this aspect prevails in speech, but in writing it seems to gain even more importance. A text, be it narrative, descriptive or one in which the sender (the person who writes/speaks) exposes the ideas on a certain subject, needs to be constituted of well-constructed paragraphs, in which one idea has to be close to the other, otherwise we will have difficulty in identifying the beginning, middle and end, do you agree?
Thus, there are many resources that the Portuguese language makes available to us so that there is this harmony between the paragraphs, and one of them is characterized by the so-calledtransition words.
Thus, in view of the meaning of the relationships established between expressions, sentences, sentences or paragraphs in a given text, we can use them widely, taking into account, as said before, the idea that represent:
continuation idea
Further
On the other hand
In the same way
As well as
Along with...
Time
Soon after
Immediately
Often
At the same time
Posteriorly
in the meantime
Simultaneously
Conclusion
Anyway
In summary
In short
definitely
in the end
Thus
Thus
Soon
In conclusion
start, introduction
in advance
First of all
At first
Beforehand
At first sight
Since now
First
similarity, conformity
In the same way
According to
Equally
Second
from the same point of view
This way too