Megumi@Ibaraki
a semicolon before "however" Is it wrong to end a sentence with a period and start with "however"? .-----. However,----- What is the difference from a semicolon + "however,"? -----; however,---
17 nov. 2019 01:32
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Thanks a lot for the info!
17 novembre 2019
No, it is not wrong to end a sentence with a period and then start the next sentence with “however.” When you have two closely related independent clauses, you can use a conjunctive adverb like. “; however, ” to bridge the two sentences. I think it’s preferable to use the latter when the sentences are very closely related and you want to keep the flow of the sentence.
17 novembre 2019
Jon Hanna provides an excellent answer to this. I'd suggest reading his comment on 'however' if you want a detailed explanation. You can find his answer here: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/104864/use-of-a-semicolon-before-and-comma-after-however
17 novembre 2019
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