Which transition would be best to use if you wanted to summarize and conclude a point you'd been developing?
a) also
b) therefore
c) furthermore
d) on the other hand

B.) Therefore

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B) Therefore

Explanation:

Therefore simply implies consequently, as a result, for that reason, for it, hence, or for that.

Therefore is a conjunctive adverb that is used to transit from one sentence or paragraph to the other.

The function of therefore is to indicate cause and effect among independent clauses. That is, it is a formal word that is employed to present  a statement that is a consequence of the statement made before it. It can be used to introduce the summary, conclusion and consequence of the previous statement.

Therefore cannot be employed as as an empty connector when the statement that will follow it is not derived from the statement made before it.

Consequently, "therefore" is the transition that would be BEST to use to summarize and conclude a point you'd been developing.

whatever is after like is what is being compared they are comparing bumping into you like they are scared to catch germs you have and to you being contagious