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Addition: using ‘in addition’

Here is some more information on this linking word. Note the use of punctuation.

Linking word: In addition

Meaning: As well as; plus

Common use 1: Connects between sentences

Grammar: Complete clause. Linking word + comma + complete clause

Example: Many hospitals try to raise money privately. In addition, they receive government subsidies.

Common error: Many hospitals try to raise money privately, in addition they receive government subsidies.


Common use 2:
At the end of the sentence

Grammar: Complete clause + comma + noun phrase

Example: Many hospitals try to raise money privately, receiving government subsidies in addition.

Common error: Many hospitals try to raise money privately, receive Government subsidies in addition.

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