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Add commas as needed.  \nAn introductory word at the start of a sentence is followed by a comma.  \nmeanwhile, afterward, later, first, finally, generally, still, however, yet, next, furthermore, basically, yes, no, well, actually, eventually, now.  \n1. Yes, I do believe we will win.  \n2. No I will not be able to make it.  \n3. Finally we made it to the hotel!  \n4. She hasn’t been to school in three weeks.  \n5. Furthermore he never passed any of his tests.  \n6. Afterward we decided to get dessert.  \n7. Basically we have three options for the party.  \n8. Eventually she will learn the truth about her family.  \n9. Now we will have the time to stop and smell the roses.  \n10. However we have no money to spend right now.  \nWrite your own sentence with an introductory word.  \n__________________________________________________________________________________________  \n__________________________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. Yes, I do believe we will win.  \n2. No, I will not be able to make it.  \n3. Finally, we made it to the hotel!  \n4. She hasn’t been to school in three weeks.  \n5. Furthermore, he never passed any of his tests.  \n6. Afterward, we decided to get dessert.  \n7. Basically, we have three options for the party.  \n8. Eventually, she will learn the truth about her family.  \n9. Now, we will have the time to stop and smell the roses.  \n10. However, we have no money to spend right now.  \nWrite your own sentence with an introductory word.  \nAnswers will vary.","cbCaikELkkekIjfK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikELkkekIjfK","pdf",93327,"English","# Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the rule for using an introductory word in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"An introductory word placed at the start of a sentence should be followed by a comma.\"},{\"question\":\"What are some examples of common introductory words listed?\",\"answer\":\"Examples include meanwhile, afterward, later, first, finally, generally, still, however, yet, next, furthermore, basically, yes, no, well, actually, eventually, and now.\"},{\"question\":\"Does every sentence have an introductory word?\",\"answer\":\"No, not every sentence includes an introductory word, as demonstrated in the exercise where sentence number four does not require one.\"}]","Introductory Words - Grade 5 Punctuation Worksheet | PDF",1791790043]