More Related Content Similar to Using However, Therefore, and Nevertheless Correctly in Criminal Justice Writing (20) More from Jean Reynolds (20) Using However, Therefore, and Nevertheless Correctly in Criminal Justice Writing11. Here are the sentences again. The first one is
wrong, and the second one is correct.
13. Reminder: Use a period (NOT A COMMA)
and a capital letter with however,
nevertheless, and therefore.
15. 2. Always put a
comma after
however,
nevertheless,
and therefore.
(Don’t put the
comma before
these words.)
17. 3. You can use a semicolon and lower-
case letter instead of a period and a
capital letter.
18. But you don’t have to use a semicolon! A
period is ALWAYS correct.
23. When you read the sentences aloud,
you can hear where the commas go.
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