Correct usage.
You are already on the guest list, unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identification.
He came off the horse and broke his back, consequently, he died of his injuries.
adverb.
Consequently, he died of his injuries.
Is using the conjunctive adverb to start a sentence, instead of joining one, at the writers discretion or is there a correct usage.
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panda blue 483 You are already on the guest list, unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identification. This is a comma splice. The comma splice is not specifically related to the use of "unless".
- panda blue 483 You are already on the guest list, unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identification.
- This is a comma splice.
- The comma splice is not specifically related to the use of "unless".
- It arises because "unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identification" is a new independent clause, and cannot be joined to the previous one just with a comma.
- panda blue 483 He came off the horse and broke his back, consequently, he died of his injuries.
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panda blue 483You are already on the guest list, unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identification.
This is a comma splice. The comma splice is not specifically related to the use of "unless". It arises because "unless specifically requested to do so, there is no need for you to provide proof of identificati
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