Think of our new supersoft ruana as a modern poncho with an asymmetrical opening. Let the fabric sweep off to one side-shawl style, drape it like a cape, or cinch it with a belt or brooch for a stepped-up variation. A great travel piece. Garnet Hill cashmere is made from the fine, downy undercoat of Kashmir goats.
If it is the first word in a sentence and is used to mean to whatever extent, you do not need a comma. However the prisoner escaped, he certainly left behind evidence.. When it is used as a conjunctive in the middle of a sentence, use a semi colon before it and a comma after it.She loves chocolate; however, she is lactose intolerant.. When used as a conjunctive at the end of a sentence, use a comma before it. just now. Report Abuse. usually the comma will go after.....and in some cases a semicolon; should be placed before the 'however' if it is in the middle of a sentence....this is not a problem if the 'however' is at the start of the sentence.....
Not necessarily. Where a comma goes is entirely a matter of sentence structure. There is no word or phrase in English that requires a comma. --- In separating clauses and â¦ phrases, the comma (when necessary) comes before the or, as a pause.