Rule 56: Punctuating sentences with "However" #1

Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The rain, however, is making me cold.

• The rain; however, is making me cold.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• I don't want the school year to end, however much I don't like it.

• I don't want the school year to end; however, much I don't like it.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• The book is good, however, I don't feel like reading it anymore.

• The book is good; however, I don't feel like reading it anymore.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• I really like you. However, I just want to be alone right now.

• I really like you, however, I just want to be alone right now.

• I really like you; however I just want to be alone right now.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• This book is difficult to read. It is; however, very interesting.

• This book is difficult to read; it is, however, very interesting.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• I really enjoy science; however, I will probably major in history.

• I really enjoy science, however, I will probably major in history.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• However much you like soccer, field hockey is better!

• However much you like soccer; field hockey is better!

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• I have a headache, however, I need to keep studying.

• I have a headache; however, I need to keep studying.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• This movie has flaws; however, I still love it.

• This movie has flaws, however, I still love it.

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Which sentence is CORRECT?

• Tacos are my favorite meal, however much you try to convince me they're fattening.

• Tacos are my favorite meal; however, much you try to convince me they're fattening.

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