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Persuasive writing sentence starters and transitions for Grade 7, including "Furthermore" and "However."
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This 9-card flashcard set provides sentence starters and transitional phrases to help 7th graders develop persuasive writing skills. Phrases include "I think because," "Here are some reasons why," "Furthermore," and "However." Use it as a writing scaffold during persuasive essay units, as a reference tool for students drafting arguments, or for quick review of transitional language.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
7th Grade
Updated October 2023

Terms in This Set

  • 1. I think because
  • 2. Here are some reasons why
  • 3. Another reason is
  • 4. Also
  • 5. In my opinion
  • 6. And
  • 7. Furthermore
  • 8. However
  • 9.But

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