1. Transitions
=sentence and paragraph connectors

2. Neither

3. This

4. Nor

5. That

6. Neither this nor that

7. Transitions are thought connectors
 That which
 Those are
 These are
 There are
 This is
 Therefore
 Thereby
 Whatever
 Whoever
 Whomever
 Wherever
 Whereby

8. Transition to an example
 For example
 To illustrate
 One case involves
 A good example is
 As an illustration
 As an example of

9. More discussion transitions
 Nonetheless
 Nevertheless
 But
 Despite
 However,
 Otherwise
 In spite of
 Regardless of
 In other words

10. And make-a-point transitions
 To start with
 In fact
 The point here
 Moreover
 Firstly,
 First of all,
 Secondly,
 Second of all,
 Thirdly,
 Third of all,
 Lastly
 Last of all

11. And finally—
concluding transitions
 Finally,
 In conclusion,
 In summary,
 At last
 As a final example,
 To conclude
 To summarize
 To sum up
 To end

12. Remember to use in-text citations
 According to Smith (2007)…
 In the Shakespeare play Othello (1622)…
 Barnet et al. (2005) pointed out that …
 As per the ideas found in Albert (2004)…

13. The End