Read the following excerpt from the call of the wild and answer the question that follows.

later on, in the fall of the year, he saved john thornton's life in quite another fashion.

the words "later on" are an example of a(n)
adversative transition
additive transition
sequential transition
causal transition

causal transition

Explanation:

The causal transition is characterized as an expression that allows the sentence to have a cause-reason effect, that is, the sentence states that a certain thing happens, because such a thing exists.

In the phrase "Later on, in the fall of the year, he saved John Thornton's life in quite another fashion" shows an example of a casual transition, through the expression "Later on", which establishes a relationship between the other parts of the phrase, which present themselves as a reason/cause.

where is the passage?

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