[Grammar] comma usage

[LucaRB]

A comma is used after the word however in the following sentence constellation:
Petra heard a squeaking; however, she didn't bother to go outside to look where it came from.

If the word however were to be replaced with the word still would a comma after the word still be justified?

Sincerly,
Luca

 

[MikeNewYork]

A comma is used after the word however in the following sentence constellation:
Petra heard a squeaking; however, she didn't bother to go outside to look where it came from.

If the word however were to be replaced with the word still would a comma after the word still be justified?

Sincerly,
Luca

Yes, a comma after "still" would be correct.

 

[5jj]

Please mark out in some way the words you are asking about:
If the word "however" were to be replaced with the word "still", would a comma after the word still be justified?
If the word 'however' were to be replaced with the word 'still', would a comma after the word still be justified?
If the word however were to be replaced with the word still, would a comma after the word still be justified?
If the word however were to be replaced with the word still, would a comma after the word still be justified?

 

[konungursvia]

Does anyone refer to that as a constellation? That sounds a bit grandiloquent to me.

 

[Raymott]

Please mark out in some way the words you are asking about:
If the word "however" were to be replaced with the word "still", would a comma after the word still be justified?

Indeed. And the second 'still' is still uncertain.

 

[LucaRB]

Please excuse my late reply.
I am very grateful for the plenty of your answers. A question that bothered me for a long time was answered.
Cheers and many thanks once more.