Example of Text Markers

The textual markers they are linguistic elements that are used between two pauses to link sentences and that these can be understood in a simpler way.

Examples of text markers:

The textual markersadditives they manifest the sum of ideas.

Notion of sum:

• Also
• What's more
• In addition
• Y
• Equally
• In addition

Intensive tint:

• Even more
• It's more
• On

Maximum grade:

• Even
• In order to
• Until
• Height

The causative and consecutive textual markers indicate the relationship of cause, or consequence between sentences.

Causative:

• Since
• Because
• Well

In a row:

• For this reason
• Therefore
• So it turns out that
• Therefore
• Therefore
• Hence
• So that
• For this reason
• In consecuense
• For what follows
• So that
• Then
• So

The comparative text markers they highlight some similarity between the statements.

Comparatives:

• In the same way
• Similarly
• Analogously
• Equally

The markersoppositional textual indicate different contrasts that are related in the statement.

Concession:

• Nonetheless
• However
• With everything
• Even so
• At the same time
• Anyway

Restriction:

• Nevertheless
• But
• In a way
•  However
•  To some extent
•  Yes OK
•  Until a certain point
•  On the other hand

Exclusion:

• Instead
•  Conversely

The computer textual markers indicate the different parts of the text.

Start of speech:

• First of all
• To start
• Well
• Well (colloquially)
• First (in a formal way)

Closing speech:

• By last
• Anyway
• In sum
• Ending
• To sum up

Transition:

• On the other hand
• Then
• On the other hand
• In another vein
• Later

Digression:

• By the way
• By the way
• To all this

Temporary:

• By last
• Then
• Temporarily
• Finally
• Immediately
• At the moment
• When
• Prior to
• until
• At first
• In the beginning
• As soon as
• Before
• From
• Later
• Since
• Since
• Since then
• Later
• After
• After

Spatial:

• Above
• Beside
• Under
• In the middle
• On the left
• In the background

The reformulative text markers They indicate what has already been said previously in the text, but in a clearer way.

Explanation:

• This is
• In other words
• Namely
• Namely
• I mean

Recapitulation:

• In sum
• In summary
• Total
• In one word
• In other words
• In other words
• In summary

Exemplification:

• As well as
• For example
• A) Yes
• Verbigracia
• Specifically
• To illustrate
• Particularly
• Incidentally

Correction:

• Be
• Rather
• Well