What are conjunctive adverbs? and explain each of it

A conjunctive adverb is a function word that connects two independent clauses. It also provides adverbial emphasis. It is a function word, such as therefore in "She is an expert at spelling; therefore you should reconsider playing Scrabble with her." Some of the most common conjunctive adverbs are: according, afterwards, also, consequently, however, indeed, likewise, moreover, nevertheless, nonetheless, otherwise, similarly, so, still, and therefore. The use of conjunctive adverbs requires a semicolon. Conjunctive adverbs are often confused with coordinating conjunctions (and, but) but the difference is that coordinating conjunctions are used when clauses are of equal "rank" - but conjunctive adverbs are not. Conjunctive adverbs are not considered to be true linking devices. Because conjunctive adverbs are not true conjunctions, a semicolon is required when connecting two independent clauses with one. Conjunctive adverbs other than "so" or "otherwise" require a semicolon preceding them and a comma following them. "So" and "otherwise" do not require a comma following them when they are conjunctive adverbs.

make the sentence using conjunctive adverb acoordingly, hence, still, likewise, then, since, for, during, until, and within

1.      Accordingly :: we have to discover what his plans are and act accordingly

2.      Hence :: two years hence they might say something quite different

3.      Still :: he still lives with his mother

4.       Likewise ::  the dream of young people is to grow old, and it is likewise the dream of their parents to relive youth

5.      Then :: she won the first and then the second game

6.      Since :: she has suffered from depression since she was sixteen

7.       For :: they voted for independence in a referendum

8.      During :: the restaurant is open during the day

9.      Until :: the kidnappers have given us until October 11th to deliver the documents

10.  Within :: the spread of fire within the building

Perbedaan Will dan Would Sebagai Possibility

Would can be used to express willingness but more polite. Example: She was at the park. she would be happy. Will can be used to express possibility of future action. Example: I will borrow you my money