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# Brief Explanations: "For example" is a common and useful transitional phrase for providing instances. "However" is a standard contrast - indicating transition. "To explain" can be used to introduce elaboration. "To summarize" is appropriate for concluding thoughts. "In addition" is good for adding more information. "This paragraph told you" and "This paper will be about..." and "I am going to explain..." are less effective as transitional phrases as they are more direct and less smooth in guiding the flow. # Answer: "For example,": This transition is okay! "However,": This transition is okay! "To explain,": This transition is okay! "This paragraph told you,": Avoid using this phrase! "To summarize,": This transition is okay! "This paper will be about...": Avoid using this phrase! "In addition,": This transition is okay! "I am going to explain...": Avoid using this phrase!