Cornholio
iMTB Rockstah
You can start a sentence with "and" and you can start a sentence with "but." But it's not for the feint of heart. And it has to have the appropriate structure.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/words-to-not-begin-sentences-with
Okay, this strikes a chord with me. I have a “boss” who has a legal background and puts way too much focus on proper grammar/sentence structure or whatever. She will call people out in meetings for starting speaking sentences with “but” or whatever is not correct.
Sure we should have some grammar in our lives but when you are focused on that stuff when it isn’t critical to the function I call a foul. I do not work in an English department at a university, I work on a team that needs to respond in minutes to many inquiries and grammar is not high on the list of things to prioritize.
This same person uses “may you please do this for me” and I am sorry but “may you please” is incorrect and no one can convince me otherwise. It is may I and can/could you. /rant
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