Write a sentence that coordinates two or more ideas that are joined by a conjunctive adverb.

'I aspire to be like legendary drummer John Bonham; however, Dennis Chambers is also worthy of admiration' is the proper answer if anyone needs it.

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Ricky Galloway

16 September, 08:15

Write a sentence that coordinates two or more ideas that are joined by a conjunctive adverb.

'I aspire to be like legendary drummer John Bonham; however, Dennis Chambers is also worthy of admiration' is the proper answer if anyone needs it.

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Wilma · Answer 1

It seems that you no longer need the answer for this. The given sentence above is right. It is an example of a compound sentence since it consists of two independent clauses. The two independent clauses are also connected with a coordinating conjunction/conjunctive adverb which is the word "however".

Write a sentence that coordinates two or more ideas that are joined by a conjunctive adverb.'I aspire to be like legendary drummer John Bonham; however, Dennis Chambers is also worthy of admiration' is the proper answer if anyone needs it.

Write a sentence that coordinates two or more ideas that are joined by a conjunctive adverb.

'I aspire to be like legendary drummer John Bonham; however, Dennis Chambers is also worthy of admiration' is the proper answer if anyone needs it.