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Furthermore
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Use 'furthermore' to connect ideas, showing that additional information will be added to support a point. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/3jxv0mLbOTSZljCWCGIGhwgec.webp)
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'Furthermore' is often used in formal writing such as essays, reports, and presentations to extend an argument. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/oppjVGBKmXpoF6zCesH5T7Hf3M.webp)
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Avoid using 'furthermore' when trying to introduce a contrasting point; use 'however' or 'on the other hand' instead. ![Slide](https://word-images.cdn-wordup.com/tips/U8XYcoVdnXDrhPEaZkrhtRsqkA.webp)