YOU CAN’T BEGIN SENTENCES WITH CONJUNCTIONS
Any kid who turned in a paper that contained a sentence starting with “and,” “but,” “yet,” “or,” “nor” or any other coordinating conjunction likely got the assignment back with a whole bunch of red ink. But style guides disagree that it’s a grammatical sin. You can do it. And you can do it any time you want.
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