Learner distinguishes between adverbs inside the same relationship — moreover versus in addition, however versus nevertheless — and punctuates them correctly.
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Six pairs, two adverbs each. Twice, either works.
The charge cut congestion. ___, it raised £90m for bus services. Which fits?
Addition, contrast, and the punctuation that is always safe.
In addition, it raised £90m for buses. — a separate point
Moreover, it did so within three months. — the same point, stronger
Furthermore is moreover, a little more formal.
Ask: extra point, or stronger version of the one I just made?
Twelve second sentences under a first one.
Sort each item into the correct category
Eight pairs. Two of them take either member.
addition family. The charge cut congestion. , it raised £90m for bus services.
addition family. The charge cut congestion. , it did so within three months.
contrast family. The scheme is expensive. , it pays for itself within a decade.
contrast family. Rents rose all year. , wages did not move at all.
addition family. The evidence is consistent. , it comes from three separate studies.
contrast family. Fares rose sharply. , passenger numbers held steady.
contrast family. The scheme cost £400m. , the ring road it replaced would have cost £900m.
addition family. Remote work saves commuting time. , it cuts office costs sharply.
One nevertheless, one in addition, used precisely.
Topic: a four-day working week.
Pair 1: concede something, then use nevertheless to continue. Pair 2: make a point, then use in addition to add a separate one.
Watch the comma after each adverb.
Two sentences each.
Six cards. Two of them say stop looking for a difference.