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Beginning sentences with adverbs 1. Quickly, the boy climbed the tree.
2. This morning the thunder boomed.
Why do I need a comma in the first sentence...but not the se second?
Do only "how" adverbs get the comma?
2. This morning the thunder boomed.
Why do I need a comma in the first sentence...but not the se second?
Do only "how" adverbs get the comma?
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