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Identify true/false problem-solution signal words.

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Problem-Solution Signal MasterOnline version Identify true/false problem-solution signal words. by PAYANGSI, Alexis Antonio 1 Signal words are only used in science essays. Yes No 2 Good use of signal words can improve coherence between the problem and the solution. Yes No 3 Words like 'however', 'nevertheless', and 'on the other hand' signal a contrast within a problem-solution text. Yes No 4 Using too many transition words always shortens the text. Yes No 5 In a problem-solution paragraph, you usually state the problem first and then present the solution using signal words. Yes No 6 You should never use 'therefore' outside the conclusion. Yes No 7 Transition words such as 'therefore' and 'thus' introduce the solution or its effects. Yes No 8 A problem-solution text should avoid any signal words entirely. Yes No 9 Phrases like 'to solve this', 'the solution is', and 'this leads to' help readers follow the argument. Yes No 10 Transition words should appear in every sentence. Yes No

Problem-Solution Signal MasterOnline version

Identify true/false problem-solution signal words.

by PAYANGSI, Alexis Antonio

Signal words are only used in science essays.

Yes

Good use of signal words can improve coherence between the problem and the solution.

Yes

Words like 'however', 'nevertheless', and 'on the other hand' signal a contrast within a problem-solution text.

Yes

Using too many transition words always shortens the text.

Yes

In a problem-solution paragraph, you usually state the problem first and then present the solution using signal words.

Yes

You should never use 'therefore' outside the conclusion.

Yes

Transition words such as 'therefore' and 'thus' introduce the solution or its effects.

Yes

A problem-solution text should avoid any signal words entirely.

Yes

Phrases like 'to solve this', 'the solution is', and 'this leads to' help readers follow the argument.

Yes

Transition words should appear in every sentence.

Yes

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by PAYANGSI, Alexis Antonio

Signal words are only used in science essays.

Good use of signal words can improve coherence between the problem and the solution.

Words like 'however', 'nevertheless', and 'on the other hand' signal a contrast within a problem-solution text.

Using too many transition words always shortens the text.

In a problem-solution paragraph, you usually state the problem first and then present the solution using signal words.

You should never use 'therefore' outside the conclusion.

Transition words such as 'therefore' and 'thus' introduce the solution or its effects.

A problem-solution text should avoid any signal words entirely.

Phrases like 'to solve this', 'the solution is', and 'this leads to' help readers follow the argument.

Transition words should appear in every sentence.

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