Question
Which sentences correctly use conjunctions or conjunctive adverbs? Check all that apply.
Although horseback riding is fun, it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun, then it can be expensive.
Although horseback riding is fun; it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun; however, it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun, but it can be expensive.
Although horseback riding is fun, it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun, then it can be expensive.
Although horseback riding is fun; it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun; however, it can be expensive.
Horseback riding is fun, but it can be expensive.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The sentences that correctly use conjunctions or conjunctive adverbs are:
1. **Although horseback riding is fun, it can be expensive.**
2. **Horseback riding is fun; however, it can be expensive.**
3. **Horseback riding is fun, but it can be expensive.**
The following sentences are incorrect:
- **Horseback riding is fun, then it can be expensive.** (Incorrect use of "then"; this should use "but" or "and" instead)
- **Although horseback riding is fun; it can be expensive.** (Incorrect use of the semicolon; a comma should be used instead)
1. **Although horseback riding is fun, it can be expensive.**
2. **Horseback riding is fun; however, it can be expensive.**
3. **Horseback riding is fun, but it can be expensive.**
The following sentences are incorrect:
- **Horseback riding is fun, then it can be expensive.** (Incorrect use of "then"; this should use "but" or "and" instead)
- **Although horseback riding is fun; it can be expensive.** (Incorrect use of the semicolon; a comma should be used instead)