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What are “conjunctive adverbs”?: Difference between revisions
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Here are some examples of each variation that correspond with the bullets in the above section: | Here are some examples of each variation that correspond with the bullets in the above section: | ||
'''Ex.''' Alice accepted Robert's invitation to the prom; ''subsequently'', she spent the rest of her day thinking about what to wear. | '''Ex.''' Alice accepted Robert's invitation to the prom; ''subsequently'', she spent the rest of her day thinking about what to wear. <br/> | ||
'''Ex.''' ''Conversely'', Robert could focus on nothing with so many thoughts running through his mind. | '''Ex.''' ''Conversely'', Robert could focus on nothing with so many thoughts running through his mind. <br/> | ||
'''Ex.''' When the prom came, everything was perfect. Robert and Alice could ''finally'' enjoy their time together. | '''Ex.''' When the prom came, everything was perfect. Robert and Alice could ''finally'' enjoy their time together. <br/> | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[[File:LinkHand.jpg|80px|thumb|right|alt=Link hand.]] | [[File:LinkHand.jpg|80px|thumb|right|alt=Link hand.]] | ||