How to start a paragraph with better words ?

 

It is difficult to attract a reader to a piece of text, but a great beginning can make it a lot easier. While writing an essay, a writer should be well versed with the type of beginning words that can be used to make a paragraph interesting to make the reader glued to it till the very end. So what type of words can be used to begin a paragraph?

Types of words and phrases to start a paragraph:

Given below are three main types of words that can be used to create a paragraph:-

1.    Begin with Gerund:

The gerund is the 'ing' form of a word. Adding a gerund at the beginning of a paragraph makes it appealing and exciting too. It helps in emphasizing an action being done in the past, present, and future. Words such as swimming, cycling, dancing, etc. are examples of a gerund.

 

2.    Begin with an Adverb:

Adverbs are the 'ly' ending words. These words can be used to show transitions, comparisons as well as changes in the mood of the paragraph. But remember, too much of everything is bad; therefore these words should not be used in excess at the beginning of a paragraph. Words like, conversely, and similarly are examples of adverbs.

 

3.    Begin with synonyms of However:

Synonyms of however can also be used to start a paragraph. You must have come across a few articles where the use of the word 'however' was seen, but instead of using this cliché, synonyms of the same can be added. Alternatively, nonetheless, nevertheless, despite this are all synonyms of the word, however.

List of other words that can be used to start a text:

·       The central theme of

·       This essay describes

·       Emphasized are

·       Views on

 

List of words that show the transition in a paragraph:

·       Instead of

·       Comparatively

·       However

·       Otherwise

·       Conversely

·       Still

·       On the contrary

·       On the other hand

·       Different from

·       Besides this

·       Other than this

·       Outside of

·       Whereas

 

List of words to add more information to a paragraph:

·       Moreover

·       Furthermore

·       Additionally

·       Again

·       Coupled with

·       Correspondingly

·       Similarly

·       Identically

·       Whereas

·       Likewise

·       Not only

 

List of words to show a cause:

·       Singularly

·       Particularly

·       Otherwise

·       Unquestionably

·       Generally speaking

·       Consequently

·       For the most part

·       As a result

·       Undoubtedly

·       In this situation

·       Otherwise

·       Hence

·       Ordinarily

 

List of words to emphasize:

·       Admittedly

·       Certainly

·       Granted

·       Above all

·       As a rule

·       Chiefly

 

List of words for rare ideas:

·       Rarely

·       Not many

·       Uncommonly

·       Seldom

·       A few

 

List of words to show a common idea:

·       The majority

·       More than

·       Many

·       Numerous

·       Almost all

·       Usually

·       Mostly

·       Several

 

List of words for inconclusive topics:

·       There is limited evidence

·       Maybe

·       Perhaps

·       Debatably

·       For the lack of evidence

 

List of words that show evidence:

·       The result

·       Therefore

·       Predictably

·       The connection

·       Considerably

·       Concerning

·       It can be seen

·       Subsequently

·       As a result

·       The relationship

·       Hence

·       After examining

·       The convergence

·       Apparently

·       Effectively

 

List of words that focus on the background:

·       Customarily

·       Originally

·       Earlier

·       In the past

·       Before this

·       Historically

·       Over time

·       The traditional interpretation

·       Up until now

·       Initially

·       Conventionally

·       Formerly

List of words that show someone's pieces of evidence or ideas:

·       As explained by

·       According to

·       Concerning

·       Based on the ideas of

·       As demonstrated by

·       As disputed by

·       As stated by

·       As mentioned by

 

List of words for a conclusion:

·       Finally

·       Overall

·       As expressed

·       Thus

·       Lastly

·       Therefore

·       As a result

·       All in all

·       In essence

·       By and large

·       To sum up

·       On balance

·       Overall

·       In any case

·       All things considered

·       In other words

·       In conclusion

·       Obviously

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