What type of adverb connects the clauses in 'He is ill; therefore, he cannot come'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What type of adverb connects the clauses in 'He is ill; therefore, he cannot come'?

A. Conjunctive Adverb

B. Interrogative Adverb

C. Relative Adverb

D. Simple Adverb

Answer: Option A

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'Therefore' connects two independent clauses by showing a logical result, making it a conjunctive adverb.

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