When the "as well as" phrase is between the subject and verb, it is called an "intervening element" and always takes commas around it Third, the words "as well as" can be a conjunction, when it means "in addition" or "and," though it is not punctuated the same way as "and" because it is not a coordinate conjunctionHowever, one sentence requires a comma and one doesn't Mammals including bears and rabbits have fur Hi, If at the beginning of a sentence you would use a comma ( , ) after the phrase if used in the middle of a sentence and both sentences would stand alone it would include a semi colon before the phrase and comma after the phrase If only one sentence would stand alone you would use a comma before the phrase only
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