[78-L] Grammatically incorrect^

[Julian Vein]

Cary Ginell wrote:
> As a writer and editor, I am bound by the rules of the Chicago Manual of Style, which is the house rule book for the company I work for. Certain things are relaxed a bit, however, such as ending a sentence in a preposition. I'm allowed to do that. 
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> However, you should never start a sentence with "however." I fall off the wagon sometimes.
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> Incidentally, I NEVER use the comma in PP&M. 
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> Cary Ginell
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However, I do sometimes use it to begin a sentence with. But not always. 
Or is that not acceptable? And why should I care?

       Julian Vein


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