Grammar question: Is "the passage aids the transition of conflicts to final resolution of the play' OK?

Question

"the passage aids the transition of conflicts to/from final resolution of the play'

- Should it be "to" or "from" that should be used between "conflicts" and "final resolution"?
- Do we need a "the" before "final resolution"?

I'm not a native speaker..... so your help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!!! (and... this is pretty urgent please answer quicly... i know it's simple to you!)

Answer 1

It depends in wht context u want to say it. you use 'to' if the passage aids the transition of conflicts to the final resolution BUT if the final resolution has helped the transition of conflicts then u use 'from'

Answer 2

Is this what you mean? The passage aids the transition from the conflict to the final resolution of the play.

It could be "conflicts" plural, but usually there is a central conflict that you are writing about.