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Often

"I, too, often, wish if I could...."

Is it ok to start a sentence as above??
  

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We should see the entire sentence, but I think it will lack fluency, if nothing else. There seem to be as many commas as there are words. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • We should see the entire sentence, but I think it will lack fluency, if nothing else.
  • There seem to be as many commas as there are words.
  • CB
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We should see the entire sentence, but I think it will lack fluency, if nothing else. There seem to be as many commas as there are words.

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For eg.

I too very often wish if I could act like a rich personality/ a great person etc
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This is better and more fluent: I also very often wish I were rich / a rich man. You can have too after the word it modifies and set it off with commas if you like: I, too, very often wish...

Could isn't wrong after I wish either: I wish I could buy a new car!

CB
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