Do You Need a Comma Before Albeit?

Do You Need a Comma Before Albeit?

Though it's more common to see albeit followed by an adverb, it can be used to introduce a clause that does not contain any adverbs. In any case, when used in this way, the word is always preceded by a comma.

How do you use albeit in a sentence?

How to Use Albeit?
  1. He was a welcome addition to the team, albeit a late one.
  2. We decided to buy the car, albeit the price made us hesitate.
  3. We decided to buy the car, although the price made us hesitate.

How do you write albeit?

Albeit is a conjunction that means although or even though. It can be used in place of even though, even if or although. It is pronounced “awl-bee-it.”

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