Compound Adverbs - Giving Explanation

Master English compound adverbs for giving explanations, like "to that end" and "in particular".

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Compound Adverbs

used to introduce additional information or a comment that is related to the main topic but not essential to it

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used to indicate that, according to various sources or opinions, something is generally accepted as true or accurate

Ex: By all accounts , she is a dedicated and hardworking employee , consistently exceeding expectations in her role .
by the way [adverb]

used to introduce a new topic or information that is related to the ongoing conversation

Ex: By the way , did you remember to bring the report for today 's meeting ?

used to introduce a thought or realization that occurred to one during a conversation

Ex: We were discussing our travel plans , and come to think of it , I might need to renew my passport before the trip .

used to specify or emphasize a particular aspect or detail within a broader context

Ex: The book covers various topics , but the chapter on sustainability in particular is thought-provoking .

used to refer to a specific aspect of the topic being discussed

Ex: Our team has made significant progress on the project , and in this regard , I 'd like to highlight the collaborative effort of everyone involved .

used to smoothly transition from one topic to another, often when the second topic is related to or follows naturally from the first

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to that end [adverb]

used to indicate that something is being done or stated with a specific purpose or goal in mind

Ex: The committee is reviewing proposals for infrastructure improvements , and to that end , we 're prioritizing projects that will enhance efficiency and sustainability .

used to describe a situation where something has reached a particular level or condition, often implying that it has become excessive or extreme

Ex: The workload at the office has increased to the point that employees are feeling overwhelmed and stressed .