Which of the following sentences uses a conjunctive adverb?
A. The forecast called for snow and rain, along with wind and hail.
B. It wound up snowing; nevertheless, Tim decided to take a bike ride.
C. Since the weather was so cold, and the snow was so deep, Tim regretted his decision.
D. Neither Tim nor his parents understood why he went out that day.
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Gabriel ……………. always …………….. to visit Norwich but He ……………………… to go there yet.
A. has…. wanted / hasn´t managed
B. has…. been wanting / hasn´t managed
C. has…. wanted / didn´t manage
D. have…. wanted / hasn´t managed