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Connectives (or linking words) are crucial for joining...

Connectives (or linking words) are crucial for joining clauses and expressing relationships between ideas. In the sentence "She studied hard for the exam; nevertheless, she didn't get a good grade," the connective "nevertheless" expresses:


A

Condition, implying that the result would happen only if she studied.


B

Cause and effect, showing that the result was a direct consequence of the action.


C

Contrast or concession, indicating an unexpected result despite the effort.


D

Time sequence, indicating that the second event happened after the first.


E

Addition, introducing more information that supports the first clause.