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Introductory Adverbs & Phrases, Part II

Writing.lifetips.com/cat/56416/commas/index.html">Commas are used after introductory adverbs and phrases when they function as transitional expressions (such as: WELL, THEREFORE, HOWEVER, FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE FIRST PLACE), which provide a transition in meaning from the previous sentence.
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