Isaac is a champion discus thrower; he holds the state record. (This is
an acceptable use of the semicolon.)
Isaac is a champion discus thrower; his dad is a baker. (This is an
unacceptable use of the semicolon.)
The concert was not just good; it was fantastic! (This is acceptable.)
accordingly | in other words | as a result | indeed | besides | instead | consequently | meanwhile | for example | moreover | for instance | nevertheless | furthermore | otherwise | however | that is | in fact | therefore |
The new tools are great; besides, they were perfect gifts for Dad.
Your dance score was one of the highest in this early competition;
consequently, you will now move on to the next round.
This movie’s special people include Missy Swit, lead; Kate Lewis, director;
Morty Mulis, producer; and Freida Ling, cinematographer.
At the beach we collected shells, wood, and seaweed; and then we
barbequed, walked the shore, and made a campfire.