Indicating a condition in which something can occur, usually stated in the form of 'if'.

In addition to what has been said; used to introduce an additional point.

A phrase used to introduce an example or illustration to clarify a statement.

This term refers to the part of a document or conversation that comes before something else.

This term is used to introduce additional information that reinforces or supplements what has already been said.

Indicates the addition of something, often joining two items or concepts in a statement.

This term signifies a situation or context that is outside what has been discussed, often implying limitations.

This phrase indicates that something will be elaborated upon or discussed in a future part of the discourse.

This term refers to an idea or concept that occurs in a similar or correlating manner to a previously mentioned idea.

This term means heeding or thinking about something carefully before making a judgment or conclusion.

This term is used to summarize or conclude a discussion, often placed at the end of lists or arguments.

This phrase signifies a continuing or reinforcing point that remains true despite other factors.

This phrase is often used to introduce a topic that will be elaborated on in the following part of a document or presentation.

This term means to list items or topics in a consecutive format, typically implying there are many more similar items.

This term indicates that a previously mentioned fact is acknowledged, but what follows may contrast or qualify that fact.