Term of usage
I originally wanted to be a rock star, but, in the end, I decided to become an investment banker.
This usage in bold is termed (non essential online). But isn't there another term for information that goes before a sentence after the conjunction?
They give more emphasis (make it more interesting) to the following sentence after the conjunction but they have a term don't they.
Like. contrary to popular belief (sentence), or not withstanding (sentence).
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It seems to me that you're talking about conjunctive adverbs. com/conjunctive-adverb-grammar-1689909 CJ
- It seems to me that you're talking about conjunctive adverbs.
- com/conjunctive-adverb-grammar-1689909 CJ
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It seems to me that you're talking about conjunctive adverbs.
See https://www.thoughtco.com/conjunctive-adverb-grammar-1689909
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