Introducing authors/comparing authors:
Zinn suggests that...
Franklin argues...
Franklin questions whether...
Zinn casts doubt upon the idea...
Zinn asserts
Franklin quotes a _________ who embodied this sentiment.
Gosse denies...
Even Zinn concedes that......
Franklin believes.....
_______ admits that....
While Zinn suggests, Franklin takes a different approach
While Franklin is more critical, Zinn only suggests...
Zinn urges us to believe....
Creating context:
First it is important to establish....
During this period.....therefore it comes as no surprise that...
The social/political/economic climate created...
It was common for...
Jim Crow was ubiquitous...
Viewed in this context,....
Significance:
It is important to consider...
In this context, _________ is especially significant because....
This _________ matters because....
Ultimately this is important...
Extension of a point/Another viewpoint/Counterclaim:
Moreover....
Furthermore....
It is also important to note
One the other hand,
In addition,
While there is some merit to this argument,...
Clarifying Arguments, Introducing evidence, Analyzing Evidence:
Considering the status of....
In this context...
In a sense,
For example,
For instance,
Franklin quotes a _________ who embodies this sentiment.
One might also argue,
In this context, it is difficult to deny...
Franklin succinctly makes the point...
This excerpt/letter/essay underscores the
This rhetoric suggests
Simply put,
Simply stated,
In other words,
The essence of the report's findings suggested...
Using a Quotation (i.e., Backing up your argument with proof)
- Zinn states, “_______” ( ).
- Standage states, “Some [drinks] have served to highlight the power and status of the elite” (2).
- According to X, “____” ( ).
- According to Standage, “Wine was the lifeblood of [Greece]” (3).
- President Truman himself writes, “_______” ( 4).
- In the commission's report, ______________, X maintains that “________” ( ).
- In his book, A History of the World in Six Glasses, Standage maintains that “Greek and Roman knowledge... had been safeguarded and extended by scholars in the Arab world” (4).
- Writing in the magazine ________, X complains that “____________” ( ).
- Writing in the online magazine Salon, Weitz complains that “reality television is little more than gladiatorial combat” (3).
- X agrees when she writes, “_____” ( ).
- I believe wine was the most influential drink in history. Standage agrees when he writes, “Wins was the lifeblood of [Greece]” (4).
Transitions
For ADDING IDEAS:
also another in fact equally important moreover
furthermore additionally indeed in addition
furthermore additionally indeed in addition
For MAKING A CONTRAST:
however nevertheless although conversely
on the contrary notwithstanding even though all the same on the other hand by contrast nonetheless
on the contrary notwithstanding even though all the same on the other hand by contrast nonetheless
For COMPARING:
likewise equally along the same lines
similarly in comparison in the same way
similarly in comparison in the same way
For CITING AN EXAMPLE:
for example in other words in fact
for instance specifically after all
as an illustration consider
for instance specifically after all
as an illustration consider
For SHOWING RESULTS:
accordingly hence consequently
as a result thus therefore
as a result thus therefore
For REINFORCING AN IDEA:
especially important above all most noteworthy
especially relevant a significant factor most of all
especially relevant a significant factor most of all
For ELABORATING (expanding upon a point):
actually by extension to put it another way
to put it bluntly in short to put it succinctly
in other words ultimately
to put it bluntly in short to put it succinctly
in other words ultimately
For CONCLUDING:
clearly hence consequently
obviously therefore thus
obviously therefore thus
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