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He is going to the play; (therefore/since), he must leave early. a. therefore b. since
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He is going to the play; (therefore/since), he must leave early. a. therefore b. since

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answer is a: therefore

because it is a conjunctive adverb and it is fusing together 2 independent clauses
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the answer is, therefore. hope that helped
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