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May 7, 2012  7:21 PM

When to use a comma after an introductory phrase



Posted by: Margaret Rouse
introductory phrases

Which is correct? a. Instead of trying to control what devices access the network, today's IT administrator should focus on managing risk. b.  Instead of trying to control what devices access the network today's IT administrator should focus on managing risk.

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January 22, 2009  1:48 AM

Writing for Business – introductory phrases



Posted by: Margaret Rouse
commas, introductory phrases, misplaced modifiers

What's wrong with this sentence? Once infected, the worm turns off Windows Update services, thereby preventing the machine from obtaining the very patch that would have prevented the initial exploit.

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