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Conjunction Adverbs for Compound Sentences

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Q 1/14
Score 0
I wanted to go for a walk; __________, it started raining.
120
consequently
furthermore
moreover
however
Q 2/14
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She studied very hard for the test; __________, she passed with flying colors.
120
however
meanwhile
lately
therefore

14 questions

Q.

I wanted to go for a walk; __________, it started raining.

1

120 sec

Q.

She studied very hard for the test; __________, she passed with flying colors.

2

120 sec

Q.

Tom is a great basketball player who eats healthy meals; __________, he practices every day to improve his skills.

3

120 sec

Q.

The weather was nice yesterday; __________, we decided to have a picnic in the park.

4

120 sec

Q.

My sister was studying the whole afternoon; __________, I decided to take a short nap before dinner.

5

120 sec

Q.

We read the story named "Working Together"; __________, we learned a lot about teamwork and problem-solving.

6

120 sec

Q.

She loves to read fiction books; __________, she has always visited the library to find new novels.

7

120 sec

Q.

He didn't prepare for the exam; __________, he didn't pass.

8

120 sec

Q.

The students worked hard on their group project.;__________, they received a high grade for their efforts.

9

120 sec

Q.

The new student was nervous about joining the basketball team; __________, he quickly made friends with his teammates.

10

120 sec

Q.

My dog loves to play fetch; __________, he also enjoys going for long walks.

11

120 sec

Q.

The weather has been very unpredictable; __________, we should always carry an umbrella.

12

120 sec

Q.

I have been practicing my guitar skills; __________, I decided to join a local band.

13

120 sec

Q.

I enjoy playing soccer after school; __________, I like to watch it on TV with my friends.

14

120 sec

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