used to introduce a statement that contrasts with something that has just been said, however - formal contrast, can start new sentence, nevertheless - even though first sentence is true, the result still happens, but - simple contrast, one sentence, on the other hand - shows opposite side or different option, in contrast  - to compare two opposite ideas, situations, or facts, on the contrary - shows that the previous sentence is incorrect, To expand - add more, additionally - also, in addition - also, furthermore - also, and this is important or surprising, likewise - same situation / same result, what is more to add extra information, usually something stronger or more important than what you just said, another problem / issue / benefit to add a new point of the same type when you are listing ideas, To write a conclussion , to conclude,  in conclusion, Because - you give the reason, because - you give the reason in the same sentence, the reason ______________ - shift focus to the reason itself, so, consequently to show a direct result of something that happened before, for this reason - shows the result of the reason mentioned in the previous sentence - so it actually shows the result, therefore shows logical conclusion , hence - the same as therefore (so logical conclusion) usually after a semicolon or at the start of a sentence, thus = hence = therefore , accordingly = when someone changes behaviour or action because of new information, as a result to show a consequence or outcome of something that happened before. It is neutral to formal and common in writing and speech., to stress out , indeed - confirms or strengthens a statement, evidently to show that something is obvious from the facts or situation., in fact - emphasizes / adds proof / corrects, to illustrate, for example, for instance - the same as for example, but more formal.

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