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Conjunctive Adverbs

Conjunctive Adverbs

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English

9th Grade

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L.1.1G, L.3.1H, L.5.1A

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Conjunctive Adverbs

Use conjunctive adverbs, such as therefore and adverbial phrases, such as a result, to make a smooth transitions in your writing.

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Common Conjunctive Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases.

  • Consequently

  • Furthermore

  • however

  • fortunately

  • Nevertheless

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Common Conjunctive Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases.

  • Similarly

  • thus

  • as a result

  • even so

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Open your book.

Time to copy!!!!

Copy the chart of conjunctive adverbs in your notebook.

Copy the structure of a sentence with 2 examples of sentences.

Copy the tips of use.

SEND A PICTURE OF THESE.

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Structure of a sentence with a Conjunctive adverb.

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Tip 1#

We can use a (;) semicolon before the conjunctive adverb.



*Natural resources are valuable; therefore, we should conserve them.



IMPORTANT: NEVER USE COMMA(,)

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Tip 2#


We link only independent clauses.


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Tip 3#

We can use (.) before conjunctive adverbs.

But remember to use the Capital letters at the begging of the conductive adverb.



Natural resources are valuable. Therefore, we should conserve them.

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Practice

Match the sentences or clauses on the practice, you will have a series of options to choose.

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Multiple Select

1.-Chemicals can help foods grow;

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However, some chemicals hurt the environment.

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Fortunately, food supplies are increasing, too.

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Similarly, wind will never run out.

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therefore, I am careful no to throw away recyclables.

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Even so, they are often used.

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Multiple Select

2.-The population is increasing.

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However, some chemicals hurt the environment.

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Fortunately, food supplies are increasing, too.

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Similarly, wind will never run out.

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therefore, I am careful no to throw away recyclables.

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Even so, they are often used.

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Multiple Select

3.-Fossil fuels can pollute.

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However, some chemicals hurt the environment.

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Fortunately, food supplies are increasing, too.

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Similarly, wind will never run out.

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therefore, I am careful no to throw away recyclables.

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Even so, they are often used.

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Multiple Select

4.-Solar power is renewable:

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However, some chemicals hurt the environment.

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Fortunately, food supplies are increasing, too.

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Similarly, wind will never run out.

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therefore, I am careful no to throw away recyclables.

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Even so, they are often used.

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Multiple Select

5.-Recycling saves resources;

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However, some chemicals hurt the environment.

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Fortunately, food supplies are increasing, too.

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Similarly, wind will never run out.

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therefore, I am careful no to throw away recyclables.

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Even so, they are often used.

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Multiple Choice

The population is growing every day.________________scientists are seeking new sources of energy.

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Consequently,

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As a result

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however,

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Therefore,

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Multiple Choice

Nuclear power does not cause air pollution;_______nuclear power can be dangerous in other ways.

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Consequently,

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As a result

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however,

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Therefore,

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Multiple Choice

Much of the leftover material from nuclear plants is radioactive._________it can be dangerous for centuries.

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Consequently,

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As a result

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however,

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Therefore,

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Multiple Choice

Renewable energy holds great promise._________many corporations are investing in it:

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Consequently,

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As a result

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however,

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Therefore,

Conjunctive Adverbs

Use conjunctive adverbs, such as therefore and adverbial phrases, such as a result, to make a smooth transitions in your writing.

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