Mrs Eze bought five loaves of bread for Ada. HOWEVER, she was not at home to receive them when the kind woman arrived at her house about an hour later” is an example of one of the listed options below a.
Introduction

b.
Conclusion

c.
Transitional clue

d.
Emphasis

Complete Question:

The capitalized word in the following passage: “Mrs Eze bought five loaves of bread for Ada. HOWEVER, she was not at home to receive them when the kind woman arrived at her house about an hour later” is an example of one of the listed options above.

c. Transitional clue

Explanation:

In English literature, transition clues, words and phrases ensures that the contents of a literary work are logical and in harmony. Thus, transition words and phrases are typically used by writers to connect (join) paragraphs together and create a continuous flow of their ideas and thoughts.

Basically, conjunctions are mainly considered to be transitional words because they are used for connecting two or more clauses, words, phrases or sentences.

Some examples of transition words and phrases are earlier, therefore, however, in summary, but, and, or, conversely, on the contrary, before, likewise, later, because, hence, as a result, consequently, sequel, furthermore, moreover, in the long run, in conclusion, generally, lastly, such as, as an example, for instance, singularly, especially, first of all, accordingly, in addition, etc.

However could be translated to mean the introduction of a sentence (statement) that contradicts an information that was said previously or earlier.

In this context, however was used to create a transition from the first sentence to the next while retaining (maintaining) the same conversation or line of thought.

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