Answer:
The correct answer is: A conjunctive adverb.
Explanation:
A conjunctive adverb is able to join two complete ideas, examples of conjunctive adverbs are:
- also
- besides
- consequently
- finally
- furthermore
- however
- indeed
- instead
- likewise
- meanwhile
- otherwise
- nevertheless
- next
And more.
With conjunctive adverbs you use semicolons and not commas to connect the two clauses. Look at the following example in order for you to fully understand:
Louis’ apartment does not allow dogs and cats; otherwise, she would have had one with her since she moved in there.
