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Which sentence uses its conjunctive adverb correctly?
A. We weeded the garden Tuesday; then, it will not be necessary to do it Wednesday.
B. I studied hard for my English exam; consequently, I earned an excellent grade.
C. We wondered why she was so angry; hence, we baked her a cake.
D. You will find your grades improve if you study more; likewise, you will have less free time.
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