Use the drop-down menus to choose the conjunctive adverb or coordinating conjunction that makes each sentence correct. Arielle wants to get a pet; (ANSWER: HOWEVER) , she is allergic to both cats and dogs.

Marc wants to play tennis, (ANSWER: BUT) Josef wants to go for a hike.

First, mix the eggs and milk; (ANSWER: THEN) , slowly add the flour.

The coordinating conjunctions that must be added in the first, second, and third sentences are, respectively, "however," "but" and "then."

We can arrive at this answer because:

In the case of the sentences shown in the text above, the conjunctions presented in the first two sentences have a sense of opposition, while the last sentence has a sense of addition.

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