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    How to use however in the middle of a sentence example.

    Using a Comma before "However"

    A Comma before "However"

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    It is a common mistake to use a comma before "however" when "however" merges two sentences.

    For example:

    • I hate potatoes, however, I like chips.
      • (You cannot merge two sentences into one with a comma and "however.")

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    • Start a New Sentence or Use a Semicolon
    • Using a Comma before "However"
    • Using a Comma After "However"
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    More about "However"

    The word "however" is a conjunctive adverb.

    How to use however in the beginning of a sentence

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    • Other common conjunctive adverbs are "furthermore," "consequently," and "as a result." Read more about conjunctive adverbs.Here's the rule: You cannot put a comma beforea conjunctive adverb.

    • I know it is difficult, however, it is worth the trouble.

    You must use a period (full stop) or — if you want a smoother transition between the two sentences — a semicolon. For example:
    • I know it is difficult. However, it is worth the trouble.
      • (In this example, "however"

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