A heading eliminates the need for a transitional sentence such as "Let us now turn to the advantages of the mandatory enrollment process." False True

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21 September, 23:12

A heading eliminates the need for a transitional sentence such as "Let us now turn to the advantages of the mandatory enrollment process." False True

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Kirsten Lynch · Answer 1

Answer: True

Explanation: A transitional sentence acts as a link between two sentences or paragraphs. Let's assume you are writing about an enrollment process and you have defined the steps a person needs to take to be enrolled in the first paragraph. "Let us now turn to the advantages of the mandatory enrollment process." can act as a transitional statement in the second paragraph before you describe the advantages.

However, if there is a heading such as "The advantages of the mandatory enrollment process," this eliminates the need to use a transitional sentence as the reader already expects you to describe the advantages.