: Re: What are these extra phrases added to the beginning of sentences called? I find that my students are using a lot of these phrases at the beginning of their sentences: First... First of all...
I would see these as transitions, bits which help move the reader smoothly from one thought (spread over one or several paragraphs) to the next.
I think presenting it that way will give your students a clear reason whether to use this literary tool:
Am I introducing a new thought?
Am I wrapping up the previous thought?
If not, then remove the phrase.
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