the bold word is a \front swabi\ (subordinating conjunction). does the highlighted comma belong?\nwherever…

the bold word is a \front swabi\ (subordinating conjunction). does the highlighted comma belong?\nwherever rainbow johnson goes , a crowd of reporters follows.\nkeep the comma remove the comma

the bold word is a \front swabi\ (subordinating conjunction). does the highlighted comma belong?\nwherever rainbow johnson goes , a crowd of reporters follows.\nkeep the comma remove the comma

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Brief Explanations:

When a subordinating conjunction (like "Wherever" here) introduces a dependent clause at the start of a sentence, a comma is used to separate the dependent clause from the independent clause that follows. The dependent clause is "Wherever Rainbow Johnson goes" and the independent clause is "a crowd of reporters follows". So the comma belongs.

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Keep the Comma