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Which transition word or phrase would be most effective in these sentences? I am not able to go to the concert with you. ____________ thank you for asking me. 1) reluctantly 2) ultimately 3) nevertheless
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Which transition word or phrase would be most effective in these sentences?

I am not able to go to the concert with you. ____________ thank you for asking me.
1) reluctantly
2) ultimately
3) nevertheless
4) moreover

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4. Moreover


as a further matter; besides.
"moreover, glass is electrically insulating" an example :)
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