1. Pointing words like this and that are used in text to point to a thought or refer back to a previous thought that was already stated. Its a way to connect parts of your argument by using pointing words such as "this and that". The pointing word "that" is used in the first paragraph when he says "the machines that keep us alive, and the machines that make the machines, are all directly or indirectly dependent upon coal". He uses "that" to state a idea he`s about to make and connect both the statements.
2. Transitions help you cross from one point to another in your text and are usually placed at or near the start of sentences. Orwell uses an example of this when he says "For this reason" and it is used to cross over to another point. He
2. Transitions help you cross from one point to another in your text and are usually placed at or near the start of sentences. Orwell uses an example of this when he says "For this reason" and it is used to cross over to another point. He