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Conjunctive Adverb

A conjunctive adverb is a word that connects two independent clauses or sentences and shows the relationship between them. It functions both as a conjunction and an adverb.

Senses and Usages:

1. Contrast:

Usage: to show a contrast or opposition between ideas.

Example Sentence: She studied hard for the exam; however, she still failed to pass.

2. Cause and Effect:

Usage: to express cause and effect relationships.

Example Sentence: The roads were slippery; thus, the accident occurred.

3. Time and Sequence:

Usage: to indicate time, sequence, or an order of events.

Example Sentence: He woke up late; consequently, he missed the bus.

4. Comparison:

Usage: to compare or make a comparison between two ideas.

Example Sentence: She sings better than her sister; moreover, she plays the guitar.

5. Emphasis and Addition:

Usage: to add emphasis or include additional information.

Example Sentence: I am not interested in politics; nonetheless, I always stay informed.

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