Conjunctive adverbs - R&W2

You need to work harder ___________ you'll get fired.

• ;otherwise

• ,otherwise,

• ;otherwise,

• otherwise

This type of clause can stand by itself as a complete sentence...

• Independent

• Dependent

He is a very weak president; ________________, most people support him.

• otherwise

• instead

• nevertheless

• therefore

We wanted to go to Portugal________________ we went to Brazil.

• instead

• ;instead,

• ;instead

• 
  ,instead,

We wanted to go to the beach; ________________, it started to rain and we stayed at home.

• otherwise

• 
  however

• therefore

• Although

She is a very smart woman; ________________ it is not at all surprising that she got the job. 

• nevertheless,

• similarly,

• therefore,

• 
  otherwise,

Pick the correct use of a conjunctive adverb

• She drank the milk quickly it made her sick.

• She drank the milk quickly, for it made her sick.

• She drank the milk quickly, it made her sick.

• She drank the milk quickly; consequently, it made her sick.

Pick the correct use of a conjunctive adverb

• It snowed in Maycomb, Scout and Jem wanted to make a snowman.

• It snowed in Maycomb; therefore, Scout and Jem wanted to make a snowman.

• It snowed in Maycomb Scout and Jem wanted to make a snowman.

• It snowed in Maycomb; therefore Scout and Jem wanted to make a snowman.

What type of conjunction is highlighted in the sentence below?
The outfielders wear glasses; consequently, the sun won't find them.

• 
  coordinating

• 
  correlative

• subordinating

• conjunctive adverb

Which punctuation mark do I use between independent clauses joined by a conjunctive adverb?

• Semicolon

• Colon

• Comma

• 
  None of the Above