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Mosaic 1 Grammar, 4/e
Patricia K. Werner
Lou Spaventa

Creativity

Part 1b

Match the purpose of the transitions with the sentence examples. Write the appropriate letters in the blanks. One purpose is used twice.

a. Provide a reason or result
b. Show contrast
c. Show sequence (by time or order)
d. Give additional information
e. Express emphasis
f. Provide examples



1

Anyone can be creative. For example, a cook who tries a new recipe is creative.
2

Each of us is creative and, in fact, we are creative more often than we realize.
3

Creativity involves looking at things in a new way; in addition, it means trying new things.
4

Everyone can be creative; however, many people are afraid to try.
5

Some people never try new ideas; on the other hand, there are many people who constantly try new things.
6

Creativity is a mysterious process; therefore, it is difficult to define.
7

Creativity involves several steps. First, it is being aware of something. Next, it involves seeing a relationship with something else. Then, it means using the new ideas.