Konjunktionaladverb
A Konjunktionaladverb, also known as a conjunctive adverb, is a word that connects two independent clauses. It functions similarly to a conjunction but has the grammatical status of an adverb. Konjunktionaladverbien provide a transition between ideas, showing a relationship such as cause and effect, contrast, or sequence.
Common examples of Konjunktionaladverbien in English include words like however, therefore, moreover, nevertheless, consequently, and furthermore.
When used to join two independent clauses, a Konjunktionaladverb is typically preceded by a semicolon and followed