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What punctuation is used after an adverb that begins a sentence? Semicolon Comma Period Apostrophe
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What punctuation is used after an adverb that begins a sentence? Semicolon Comma Period Apostrophe

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Put a comma after an adverb that begins a sentence.

*Actually, the day was bright and sunny.
User Marc Stober
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Look at this sentence:

Quickly, she started to run.

"Quickly" is an adverb.

Commas will always go after adverbs that start a sentence.
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