Identify the Conjunctive Adverb.

Alvin overslept; hence, he missed his bus.

• overslept

• hence

• his

• he

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Identify the Conjunctive Adverb.

You can eat everything that is on your plate; otherwise, you can't have any dessert after dinner.

• otherwise

• your

• can't

• after

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Jerry and Harriet are coming with us; also, Kevin said that he would catch up with us later.

• that

• us

• also

• with

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Identify the Conjunctive Adverb.

I shop here all the time because this store has the best deals; still, I don't like the woman that works at the cash register.

• because

• still

• has

• at

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Identify the Conjunctive Adverb.

You start cleaning in the kitchen; meanwhile, I will clean the bedroom.

• meanwhile

• kitchen

• in

• the

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Henry really likes movies; however, he's not a big fan of horror movies, so he declined to join us.

• so

• however

• of

• to

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Jenny doesn't like tomato sauce, therefore, she will eat neither spaghetti nor pizza.

• nor

• she

• doesn't

• therefore

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Neither Margaret nor Kimberley brought in their signed permission slips; so, they were not allowed to go on the field trip.

• Neither

• nor

• so

• to

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Identify the Conjunctive Adverb.

Although we keep a cover on our car. It was damaged in the hailstorm.

• Although

• on

• It

• in

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Dogs will come when you call. Meanwhile, cats will take a message.

• will

• when

• Meanwhile

• take

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