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Opinion

• I think
• In my opinion
• I admit
• I believe
• In my view

In Situations:

• I think you will look good in black dress.
• In my opinion, you will look good in black dress.
• I admit that you will look good in black dress.
• I believe you will look good in black dress.
• In my view, you will look good in black dress.

Agreement / Disagreement

• I agree
• I concur
• I disagree
• I cannot accept
• I oppose the idea

In Situations:

• I agree with your statement.
• I concur with your statement.
• I disagree with your statement.
• I cannot accept your statement.
• I oppose the idea in your statement.

Examples

• For instance
• For example
• To cite an example
• One clear example
• Namely
• To illustrate
• To give an example

In Situations:

• She is not dependable; for instance, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable; for example, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable. To cite an example, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable. One clear example would be that she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable; namely, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable. To illustrate, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.
• She is not dependable. To give an example, she was an hour late for the meeting yesterday.

Listing Points

• Firstly, secondly, thirdly, lastly, etc.
• To begin with
• Last but not least.

In Situations:

• Firstly, it is expensive. Secondly, I cannot afford it. Thirdly, my mother will never allow me to buy it. Lastly, I am not interested.
• To begin with, it is expensive.
• Last but not least, I am not interested.

Reasons and Causes

• As
• Since
• Due to
• Because
• Owing to

In Situations:

• I got late as I was not feeling well.
• I got late since I was not feeling well.
• I got late due to not feeling well.
• I got late because I was not feeling well.
• I got late owing to not feeling well.

Extra Information

• And
• In addition
• Additionally
• As well as
• Not only…but also

In Situations:

• Mobile and the internet are dominating our lives.
• In addition to mobile, the internet is dominating our lives.
• Mobile has revolutionised the world. Additionally, the internet is dominating our lives
• Mobile as well as the internet are dominating our lives
• Not only mobile but also the internet is dominating our lives

Results and Consequences

• As a result
• So
• Consequently
• Thus
• For this reason
• Hence

In Situations:

• He didn’t know how to swim, and as a result, he drowned.
• He didn’t know how to swim, so he drowned.
• He didn’t know how to swim, consequently he drowned.
• He didn’t know how to swim; thus, he drowned.
• He didn’t know how to swim, for this reason, he drowned.
• He didn’t know how to swim; hence, he drowned.

An Indication of Time

• Eventually
• Meanwhile
• Subsequently
• Initially
• Henceforth

In Situations:

• If you try harder, eventually you will get a job.
• Meanwhile, try harder to get a job.
• You have applied to companies. Subsequently you must try harder to get a job.
• Initially, you must try harder to get a job.
• Henceforth, you must try harder to get a job.

Highlighting or Emphasising

• Specifically
• Especially
• Obviously
• In particular
• Of course
• Clearly

In Situations:

• The book is written specifically for children.
• The book is written especially for children.
• Obviously, the book is written for children.
• In particular, the book is written for children.
• Of course, the book is written for children.
• Clearly, the book is written for children.

Presenting Contrast

• In spite of
• On the other hand
• However
• Despite
• Still
• Although
• But
• Even though

In Situations:

• In spite of the pain, she completed her shift.
• On one hand, she had pain; on the other hand, she was completing her shift.
• She was in pain, however, she managed to complete her shift.
• Despite being in pain she managed to complete her shift
• She was in pain, still she completed her shift.
• Although she was in pain, she completed her shift.
• She was in pain but she completed her shift.
• Even though she was in pain, she completed her shift.

Presenting Comparison

• Similarly
• Likewise
• In comparison to
• In the same way
• Admittedly

In Situations:

• They all were dressed similarly.
• They all were dressed likewise.
• In comparison to others, they all were dressed alike.
• They all were dressed in the same way.
• Admittedly, they all were dressed in a similar way.

Conclusion

• To conclude
• In conclusion
• To sum up

In Situations:

• To conclude, I am never going to give up.
• In conclusion, I am never going to give up.
• To sum up, I am never going to give up.