For those who don't care for such declarative statements from a clock, the introductory words "it is" can be turned off in what Biegert & Funk refers to as the "purist mode".
"That leaves the opponent to sputter defensively, 'But I never said that.' " The telltale indicators that a straw man trick is on the way are the introductory words "there are those who say" or "some say".
You can skip over these introductory words if you like, straight to the list, but if you're a real wrestling fan, you'll want the two minutes of backstory that always comes before the big match, eh? SummerSlam's impending, folks—and if you don't know what that is, leave!
After an introductory element: There should always be a comma between an introductory word or phrase and the rest of the sentence.
Don't use the colon in the following situations: When a clause includes an introductory word such as for example, or namely.
For the introductory spoken word pieces, it's a way to make the blurb feel more interesting and immediate and to save me waffling on when anybody asks me what the story is about.
Here is an example of an introductory word beginning a sentence: "No, I cannot come over this morning".
Here is an example of well as an introductory word: "Well, I'd love a second piece of cake, but I'm on a diet".. Why can also be used as an introductory word, but be careful: it should only be set off by a comma when it is not essential to the meaning of the sentence.
In subsections (a) and (b), the introductory declaratory words are omitted as surplus.
Commas are used in the following ways: To separate introductory words or phrases from the rest of the sentence: "Frankly, I couldn't care less".
After a few introductory words on behalf of the UNICEF Armenia office, the first applause goes to the parents who supported their children in allowed them to participate in the workshop.
