Which sentences use conjunctive adverbs correctly? Check all that apply. I believe, therefore, that this is the best course of action.Declan wants to swim, instead Ellie wants to play tag.Regular exercise makes you stronger; also, it helps you sleep. You should not sing in the concert if you have a cold, however.Meanwhile, Cassie collected shells on the beach.
Answer
A
I believe, therefore, that this is the best course of action.
B
Declan wants to swim, instead Ellie wants to play tag.
C
Regular exercise makes you stronger; also, it helps you sleep.
D
You should not sing in the concert if you have a cold, however.
E
Meanwhile, Cassie collected shells on the beach.
Explanation
A uses commas to set off “therefore” within the sentence. C correctly joins two independent clauses with a semicolon, then follows “also” with a comma. D places “however” at the end of the sentence and separates it with a comma, while E correctly uses a comma after the introductory conjunctive adverb “Meanwhile.” B is incorrect because a comma alone cannot join the two independent clauses; use a semicolon or a period before “instead.”
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