[ Grammar ]
In which sentence is the word ‘Furthermore’ used correctly
A. I don’t like chocolate. Furthermore, pizza is not my favorite
B. Polly had reason to fear for her safety. Furthermore, she could not trust anyone to protect her.
C. I don’t do my homework ever. Furthermore, I don’t like this test.
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