Question

the bold word is a \front swabi\ (subordinating conjunction). does the highlighted comma belong?
if it gets dark enough, lord farquaad will teach us how to make shadow puppets.
keep the comma
remove the comma

Explanation:

When a subordinating conjunction (like "If") starts a sentence, introducing a dependent clause, a comma is required to separate the dependent clause from the independent main clause that follows.

Answer:

Keep the Comma