In case you’re not going…
LT suggests adding a comma.
In case you’re not going…
LT suggests adding a comma.
LT also suggests the same for this:
Of course we can.
Probably due to the same rule.
I have just fixed this error.
I think there should be a comma after “Of course”:
Separate “interrupter” words like however, nevertheless, yes, no, of course, from the rest of the sentence.
https://webapps.towson.edu/ows/modulecomma.htm
I think the matter is contextual.
A comma wouldn’t seems ok here:
Of course not.
It may be a matter of personal style, but I also wouldn’t put a comma here:
“Are you happy?”
“Of course I’m happy.”
Seems weird to add a comma there, and here
Of course I’ll come to the party.
(From OF COURSE Definition & Usage Examples | Dictionary.com)
As I see it, if we would pause as we say it, a comma should be there. Otherwise, no. Seems like we don’t pause if we want to emphasize the “of course”.