Day 163: Use transition words and phrases to switch topics.

You are writing about one idea, and now you want to write about a new idea. You could just switch from one to the other, but this may confuse the reader. This is a bad idea. The reader may exclaim, “Wait a minute. I thought I was reading about . . . Why am I now reading about . . . ?”

You can use transition words and phrases to answer this question and make the transition smoothly. These words and phrases inform the reader that you are changing topics. Some examples are below.

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“In light of these ideas/concepts/facts, . . . .”

“This raises the idea that . . . .”

“Additionally, . . . .”

“Furthermore, . . . .”

“This brings us to the idea that . . . .”

“Having discussed . . . , we need to turn our attention to . . . .”

“Next, . . . .”