As soon as he'd briskly finished up all of his chores he had, he lit his fire and spied us in the blaze/the heart's inside us shook/terrified by his rumbling voice and monstrous hulk.
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Answer:
Jolene works twenty hours a week; as a result, she has saved several hundred dollars for college.
Explanation:
As a result is a conjunctive adverb. A <em>conjunctive adverb</em> is an adverb that connects two independent clauses within a sentence. To use a conjunctive adverb correctly, put a semicolon (;) before it and a comma (,) after it.
Buying things on easy instalments can keep you permanently in debt but if you have a regular salary or wages this may be the best way to spread out your debts. On the other hand, if you are a consultant or contractor and don't get regular income, it becomes necessary to pay some things with a lump sum as much as possible in the absence of regular income.
