Conjunctive Adverbs
Conjunctive adverbs join only independent clauses, not words, phrases or dependent clauses. These adverbs relate the ideas of the clauses to each other. When conjunctive adverbs join clauses, they are used with a semicolon, and are almost always also set off with a comma. Common conjunctive adverbs are:
accordingly
also
anyway
besides
certainly
consequently
finally
further
furthermore
hence |
- however
- incidentally
- indeed
- instead
- likewise
- meanwhile
- moreover
- namely
- nevertheless
- next
|
nonetheless
now
otherwise
similarly
still
then
thereafter
therefore
thus
undoubtedly |
