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Why do we use commas after transition words? Commas make the sentence look nicer. Commas indicate a natural pause in the sentence. Commas show readers when something should be shouted. Commas are extra
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Why do we use commas after transition words?

Commas make the sentence look nicer.
Commas indicate a natural pause in the sentence.
Commas show readers when something should be shouted.
Commas are extra punctuation.

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Commas indicate a natural pause in the sentence.

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duh

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Answer:

Commas indicate a natural pause in the sentence.

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