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what transition would you most likely use when supporting a claim with evidence

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Answer: For instance

The words "for instance" are useful when you want to support a claim with evidence. The words introduce a piece of evidence, or an example, to your text. They indicate the reader that the information that comes after these words is meant to provide more information on the claim in order to clarify it or provide support.

The transition to most likely use when supporting a claim with an evidence is:

  • Not. When using in other words.
  • Correct. When using this means that.

What is a transition?

This is a process or period of changing from one state or condition to another.

When supporting a claim with an evidence, it is important to note that:

  • When using "In other words", make your counterclaim evidence factual, not undermining the central argument.

  • When using "this means that" thoroughly research the evidence to make sure you understand the fact behind he counterclaim.

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