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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Or

Can we start a sentence with "or"? If not, what is the alternative?

For example:

-You may go there or somewhere else.

What if there is a pause in the middle?

-You may go there.

-Or you may go somewhere else.

  

Top answer

healer -You may go there. -Or you may go somewhere else. This is OK.

  • healer -You may go there.
  • -Or you may go somewhere else.
  • This is OK.
  • Also, to show a pause: You may go there — or somewhere else.
  • CJ Use Alt 0151 to create the symbol —.
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healer

-You may go there.

-Or you may go somewhere else.

This is OK.

Also, to show a pause:

You may go there — or somewhere else.

CJ

Use Alt 0151 to create the symbol —.

CJ

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healerCan we start a sentence with "or"?

Any word or group of words that begins with a capital letter and ends with suitable punctuation and conveys the intended meaning is a sentence. Whether it is advisable to construct a particular sentence without an independent clause is the writer's decision. You can start a sentence with any word, but be aware that y

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