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Semicolons, Conjunctive Adverbs and Transitional Expressions Semicolons, Conjunctive Adverbs and Transitional Expressions

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Semicolon often used to join independent clauses that are closely related in meaning C onjunctive adverbs transitional expressions show how the independent clauses that join are related Semicolon often used to join independent clauses that are closely related in meaning ID: 705275

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Semicolons, Conjunctive Adverbs and Transitional Expressions

Semicolon: often used to join independent clauses that are closely related in meaning.

C

onjunctive adverbs / transitional expressions show how the independent clauses that join are relatedSlide2

Semicolon: often used to join independent clauses that are closely related in meaning,

Independent clause: a group of words that include a subject/verb

Use semicolons between independent clauses when they are not joined by: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Use a semicolon between independent clauses that are joined by a conjunctive adverb or a transitional expression.Slide3

Commonly Used Conjunctive Adverbs

Accordingly Furthermore Instead

Nevertheless Besides Meanwhile

Otherwise Consequently Indeed

Moreover ThereforeSlide4

Commonly used Transitional Expressions

As a result For example For instance

That is

In addition In other words

In conclusion In factSlide5

Sentence Examples

Math was Sara’s hardest subject

; accordingly,

she gave it

more

time than any other subject.

The popular names of certain animals are misleading

; for example,

the koala bear is not a bear.

The scientists understood the big bang theory

; that is,

once they reviewed Dr. Hawking’s research. Slide6

Sentences

The team practiced for four hours a day for the championship game

; moreover,

they even studied footage of the other team after each practice.

Scott Hamilton was considered the greatest men’s skater

; that is,

until Brian

Boitano

skated an amazing routine at the Olympic Games in Canada.

Andy and Ben enjoyed the new Avenger’s

film overall

;

however,

they didn’t like

every character.