Please, I'd be very grateful to be enlightened about the correct punctuation in these particular instances. I've been wondering too long what rules stand for this, but I am not capable of finding any.
(1) "Therefore you should do this." "Therefore, you should do this."
I am wondering which sentence is correct and alternatively I'd be thankful for an explanation.
(2) "I do not like it anyway though/although it is quite tasty." "I do not like it anyway, though/although it is quite tasty."
(3) "What is more/Moreover/Furthermore he is an outstanding singer." "What is more/Moreover/Furthermore, he is an outstanding singer."
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Use commas in all cases in careful writing.
— Mister Micawber
Use commas in all cases in careful writing.
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