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Add commas as needed.  \nAn introductory word at the start of a sentence is followed by a comma.  \n1. Well, I thought I was right.  \n2. Actually I was wrong.  \n3. No I cannot babysit on Friday.  \n4. Later we will return to the office to finish the meeting.  \n5. Generally the students complete all of their homework.  \n6. Still she thinks she knows all of the right answers.  \n7. Yet he misses every math problem he attempts.  \n8. The magician will do a trick with a rabbit.  \n9. First I have to eat breakfast.  \n10. Yes he is allowed to eat pizza for dinner.  \nWrite your own sentence with an introductory word. Do not use any of the introductory words used in the previous exercises.  \n__________________________________________________________________________________________  \n__________________________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. Well, I thought I was right.  \n2. Actually, I was wrong.  \n3. No, I cannot babysit on Friday.  \n4. Later, we will return to the office to finish the meeting.  \n5. Generally, the students complete all of their homework.  \n6. Still, she thinks she knows all of the right answers.  \n7. Yet, he misses every math problem he attempts.  \n8. The magician will do a trick with a rabbit.  \n9. First, I have to eat breakfast.  \n10. Yes, he is allowed to eat pizza for dinner.  \nWrite your own sentence with an introductory word. 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