Conjunctive Adverbs: A conjunctive adverb is a part of speech that is an adverb by design but has the characteristic of a conjunction. These are also called transition words. They join sentences or words or phrases just like words on the standard conjunction list can. For example: in addition, as a result, however, hence, etc.

• Schools are closed due to lockdown; hence, teachers are taking online classes.
• He will buy that car, however, he will have to use all his savings.
• The computer does not meet my expectations; besides, it is very expensive.