Transition sentences between paragraphs

Transition sentences help to create a flow between the different ideas in your paper, making it easier for the reader to follow.

There are a few different ways that you can create transition sentences. 

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One way is to start the second paragraph with a sentence that refers back to the previous paragraph. For example, if the first paragraph talked about the importance of exercise, the second paragraph could start with something like, "Regular exercise is not only important for our physical health, but for our mental health as well."

Another way to create a transition sentence is to end the first paragraph with a sentence that introduces the second paragraph. For example, if the first paragraph talked about the importance of exercise, the last sentence could be something like, "Next, we will discuss the different ways that exercise can improve our mental health."

Finally, you can also use a transitional sentence at the beginning of the second paragraph. This sentence can either refer back to the previous paragraph or introduce the next idea. For example, if the first paragraph talked about the importance of exercise, the second paragraph could start with something like, "There are many benefits to exercise, but one of the most important is that it can help to improve our mental health."

No matter which method you choose, using transition sentences between paragraphs is a crucial part of writing a well-organized and cohesive paper.

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