* If "EG" stands for "for example," it's generally not grammatically correct to start a sentence with it. "For example" should usually be used within a sentence, not at the beginning.
* If "EG" is an abbreviation for something else, it might be acceptable to start a sentence with it, depending on the specific context and the reader's understanding of the abbreviation.
Here's an example:
* Incorrect: EG, the company's new product was a success.
* Correct: For example, the company's new product was a success.
Instead of starting a sentence with "EG," you can rephrase the sentence:
* The company's new product was a success, EG.
Remember, clarity and good grammar are key! Always consider your audience and strive for clear communication.