Conjunctions: Addition – Connecting Words: Adding Information, English transition words for adding information, definitions and example sentences;
+50 Conjunctions, Definitions and Example Sentences
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In addition
In addition means “too”, “also”, “besides”.
Example Sentence;
- In addition to French, she speaks Spanish.
- In addition fruit, you should eat meat.
Too
Too is an adverb. It means “overly” or “also”.
Example Sentence;
- This notebook is too expensive for me.
- -I’m very hungry.
-Me too!
Besides
Besides is an adverb. It means “as well” or “in addition”.
Example Sentence;
- What do you like besides the apple?
- My father is nice to everyone besides me.
Finally
Finally is an adverb. It means “at last”, “eventually”. It introduces a final point.
Example Sentence;
- The bus finally arrived.
- The news finally reached my father this afternoon.
Last
Last means “most recent in time”, “finally”.
Example Sentence;
- Mary arrived last.
Then
Then means “after”, “also”, “besides”.
Example Sentence;
- My sister was very happy then.
- Talk to Samuel and then come back
Further
Further is an adverb. It means “also”, “additionally”, “besides”.
Example Sentence;
- He is very clever, further, his father is very rich.
- I like play football. Further, I like play basketball.
Also
Also means “too”, “additionally”, “besides”.
Example Sentence;
- She speaks Spanish and also speaks English.
- This question is also difficult.
Additionally
Additionally means “too”, “also”, “besides”.
Example Sentence;
- This restaurant will provide several free options, additionally, special foods can be purchased.
- Additionally, I am very tired now.
