Conjunctive Adverbs

Conjunctive Adverbs

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

An elephant blocked the road therefore we had to stop.

• An elephant blocked the road; therefore, we had to stop.

• An elephant blocked the road, therefore, we had to stop.

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

A huge lizard lives here otherwise it’s a normal home.

• A huge lizard lives here, otherwise, it’s a normal home.

• A huge lizard lives here; otherwise, it’s a normal home.

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

My umbrella exploded. I decided therefore to throw it in the lake.

• My umbrella exploded. I decided, therefore, to throw it in the lake.

• My umbrella exploded. I decided; therefore, to throw it in the lake.

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

It was just awful. I did not watch where I was going consequently I rode into a swimming pool.

• I did not watch where I was going, consequently, I rode into a swimming pool.

• I did not watch where I was going; consequently, I rode into a swimming pool.

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

I was walking at the lake. The dock seemed unsafe however I wanted to walk on it.

• I was walking at the lake. The dock seemed unsafe, however, I wanted to walk on it.

• I was walking at the lake. The dock seemed unsafe; however, I wanted to walk on it.

Multiple Choice

How do you correct the following sentence?

The dock shook. For a moment however I hesitated before moving forward.

• The dock shook. For a moment, however, I hesitated before moving forward.

• The dock shook. For a moment; however, I hesitated before moving forward.