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Transitional Words --the following are common words and phrases that help show logical connections between sentences or between ideas-- (여기서는 이 상황에 좋은 단어입니다.) ->Additinoal facts==  again, also, another, and besides, finally, further, furthermore,                                in  conclusion, initially, next, to begin with ->Similarities==  as, as though, also, in the same way, like similarly ->Constrasts== although, but, despite, either, even thoughm however, if, in spite of,                        instead, neither, still, unless, yet -> Place== above, among, adjacent, below, beyond, farther, nearby, opposite, there,                   under   -> Cause== because, since, for this reason -> Result== as a result, consequently, for this reason, obviously, so, therefore ->Specific Examples== a few of these are, especially, for example, in particular,                                    specifically   ->Emphasis== basically, essentially, certainly, in fact, indeed, of course -> Time== after, afterward, as soon as, before, finally, later, now, not long after, until                  when, while       "Dead" Words Some words in the English language tend to be overused and therefore lose their power. These are called Dead Words. Below is a list of dead words and more interesting alternatives that should be used in their place when you are writing. (각각 단어가 쓰이지만, Essay에서는 힘이 안 나는 단어를 위해서 대신에 힘을 밣이를 하는 단어입니다. ->Also : too, moreover, besides, as well as, in addition to ->Awesome, cool, rad : fine, wonderful, marvelous, great, fantastic ->Scared : afraid, fearful, terrified, frightened ->Have to : need to, must ->Very : extremely, exceedingly, fantastically, unusually, incredibly, intensely, truly,                  fully, especially, shockingly, bitterly, immeasurably, infinitely, severly,                  surly, mightily, powerfully, chiefly ->Like : such as, similar to, similarly ->Kid : child, boy girl, youngster, youth ->Mad : angry, frustrated, furious, incensed, enraged ->Got, Get : received, obtained, attained, succeed in ->Then : first, second, next, later, finally, afterward, meanwhile, soon ->Nice: pleasant, charming, fascinating, captivating, delightful, pleasurable, pleasing ->Lots : Numerous, heaps, many, scores, innumerable ->So : Thus, accordingly, therefore ->Fun : pleasant, pleasurable, amusing, entertaining, jolly ->Good : excellent, exceptional, fine, marvelous, splendid, superb, wonderful ->But : however, moreover, yet, still, nevertheless, though, although, on the other hand ->Awful : dreadful, alarming, frightful, terrible, horrid, shocking ->Great : wonderufl, marvelous, fantastic, ->Guy : man, person, fellow, boy ->Funny : amusing, comical, laghable, jovial     Other Words For "Said" Acknowledged, Added, Admitted, Advised, Agreed, Announced, Answered, Approved, Argued, Assumed, Assured, Asked Babbled, Bargained, Began, Boaster, Bragged Called, Claimed, Commanded, Commented, Complained, Cried Decided, Demanded, Denied, Described, Dictated Emphasized, Estimated, Exclaimed, Explained, Expressed Feared Giggled, Grinned, Grunted Indicated, Insisted, Instructed Laughed, Lectured, Lied Mentioned, Moaned, Mumbled, Murmured nagged, Noted, Notifuied Objected, Observed, Ordered Pleaded, Pointed out, Prayed, Predicted Questioned Reassured, Related, Repeated, Replied, Responded, Requested,  Restated, Revealed, Roared, Ruled Scolded, Screamed, Shouted, Shrieked, Snapped, Sneered, Sobbed, Spoke, Sputtered, Sammered, Stated, Stormed, Suggested Taunted, Thought, Told Urged, Uttered Vowed Wailed, Warned, Whispered     출처: 네니버 jekool