Dear Mrs. H___:
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>Sentence: “Generally, policies and procedures support staff’s good practice.”
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>Question: Is it all right to use a comma after Generally?
Yes, you should use a comma. The adverb actually modifies the verb. When we have an introductory adverb that is modifying a non-adjacent word or phrase, we set off that adverb with a comma. For more on this see “Commas and Introductory Words or Phrases” in Grammar Slammer or https://www.englishplus.com/grammar/00000073.htm online.
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