Which transitional phrase shows finality or conclusion?
Correct answer: A. Lastly
- A. Lastly
- B. For example
- C. Conversely
- D. Otherwise
Explanation
The correct answer is 'Lastly' because it is used to indicate finality or the conclusion of a sequence. It signals that the discussion or list is about to end. The other options do not show finality: 'For example' is used to provide an example, 'Conversely' introduces a contrast, and 'Otherwise' suggests an alternative or consequence.
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Transitional devices connect ideas by showing addition, contrast, cause, result, sequence, comparison, example or conclusion. The topic covers the meanings and sentence positions of linking words such as however, therefore, moreover and consequently, including the difference between conjunctive adverbs, coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions.
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