Read the sentences below and answer the following question: Arthur gave Ande his two best drawings. She was the only one who had praised his ability. Which sentence below provides the best sentence variety using transition words? Ande was the only one who had praised his ability, and Arthur gave her his two best drawings. Ande was the only one who had praised his ability, so Arthur gave her his two best drawings. Ande was the only one who had praised his ability; therefore, Arthur gave her his two best drawings. While Ande was the only one who had praised his ability, Arthur gave her his two best drawings.

Ande was the only one who had praised his ability; therefore, Arthur gave her his two best drawings.

Although the second option is also correct, this question is asking for sentence variety and I believe ;therefore, provides this

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honeycomblistless honeycomblistless · Answer 2 · 2019-04-09T15:20:46+02:00

The answer to your question would be that the best sentence variety using transition words is the following one: Ande was the only one who had praised his ability; therefore, Arthur gave her his two best drawings.

The adverb "therefore" means as a result or consequence, or "for that reason". Moreover, it is also used to introduce a logical conclusion from that fact, reason, or as a result. In this case, Anda prasing Arthur's ability is the reason why he gives her his two best drawings.