Subordinating conjunctions in introductory clauses/phrases

Subordinating conjunctions in introductory clauses/phrases

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WHENEVER one of these words appears at the beginning of a sentence, it probably opens an introductory clause or phrase that will require a comma.

b	s	b	e	f	o	r	e	t	f	a
b	e	c	a	u	s	e	l	i	h	w
e	n	h	e	h	u	v	t	a	h	t
o	w	g	g	i	p	e	p	e	n	i
e	h	u	e	u	p	r	r	w	a	l
v	e	o	w	l	o	e	e	s	o	l
o	n	h	w	v	s	h	h	s	h	n
e	e	t	i	u	i	w	t	e	t	h
n	v	d	s	i	n	c	e	l	h	h
e	e	y	h	w	g	f	h	n	a	e
d	r	u	n	t	i	l	w	u	n	u

after
although
as
because
before
how
if
once
provided
since
supposing
than
that
though
till
unless
until
when
whenever
where
wherever
whether
while
why

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