Another way to say 'This is' or 'This'?

Question

Its for my courcework, and i have been saying:
This is so
This shows
This can
to much.

Answer 1

From which can be seen,

Thereby showing

Establishing that

Which shows

Which illustrates

Showing that

Illustrating that

From which we can see

From which we establish

Thereby indicating

Thus showing

Proving that

Which proves

Thus proving

Thereby proving

If as I suspect you have access to Word, use the thesorus li9nked to the spell checker.

Answer 2

Possibilities:-
'This is so' - instead of a new sentence, try placing a comma or, perhaps, a semicolon and continuing with 'so', 'because', 'thus demonstrating', etc. as applicable.
'This shows' - same again - '............., showing', 'demonstrating', 'thus demonstrating', 'revealing that', or - New sentence - 'It can be deduced from this that ......'.
'This can' - same sentence, comma or semicolon and progressing with: 'causing', 'showing', 'displaying', etc. as necessary or, new sentence: 'It can'.
Hope this helps - keep trying; it comes with practise (and a good dictionary and plenty of reading if you are so inclined).

Answer 3

"the concept mentioned previously"
"the item in question"

it would be easier if you gave the sentence you were trying to write

Answer 4

Coursework not courcework

Answer 5

That

Answer 6

Here's..?

In what context do you mean?

Answer 7

"Here's"

as in "this is Jimmy" or "here's Jimmy"

Answer 8

"This be!"
"This here..."