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Can sentences start with the word suddenly?

Yes, sentences can start with the word "suddenly".

While some style guides might suggest avoiding starting sentences with adverbs like "suddenly", it's not grammatically incorrect. In fact, starting a sentence with "suddenly" can be effective for adding emphasis or creating a sense of surprise.

Examples:

* Suddenly, the lights went out.

* Suddenly, a loud crash echoed through the house.

* Suddenly, I realized I had left my keys at home.

However, it's important to use "suddenly" judiciously. Overusing it can make your writing seem repetitive or lackluster.

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