Do you want to go over to Jim's house, or would you rather stay here?
Do you want to go over to Jim's house; if not, would you rather stay here?
Do you want to go over to Jim's house; on the other hand, would you rather stay here?
on the other hand = choose between two things
1. Jack bought me a pair of earrings, and Jill gave me a matching necklace.
Jack bought me a pair of earrings; also, Jill gave me a matching necklace.
Jack bought me a pair of earrings; in addition, Jill gave me a matching necklace.
2. I was hungry, so I went to the kitchen to make a sandwich.
I was hungry; therefore, I went to the kitchen to make a sandwich.
I was hungry; as a result, I went to the kitchen to make a sandwich.
3. She applied for a job, but they hired someone else.
She applied for a job; however, they hired someone else.
She applied for a job; unfortunately, they hired someone else.
She applied for a job; sadly, they hired someone else.
MOST IMPORTANT ONES- therefore however
5. He was ready to leave, but something told him to stay a little longer.
He was ready to leave; however, something told him to stay a little longer.
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