An afterthought that follows the main clause can be set off with a comma.
Here is a list of "afterthought" expressions that are commonly used in English:
1. By the way
2. Anyway
3. In any case
4. In any event
5. In retrospect
6. On second thought
7. In passing
8. As an afterthought
9. As a side note
10. Just as a reminder
11. Adding to that
12. Speaking of which
13. Oh, and one more thing
14. And, oh yeah
15. As a final note
16. As a closing remark
17. In conclusion
18. Lastly, but not least
19. Additionally
20. Moreover
These expressions are often used to add additional information or thoughts to a conversation or statement, often at the end or as a follow-up to the main point.
INCORRECT: It was not a good movie to be honest.
CORRECT: It was a good movie, to be honest.
INCORRECT: Take me back to that place please.
CORRECT: Take me back to that place, please.
CORRECT: We will not go with them, however.
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