Can I use “although” at the beginning of a paragraph?

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For instance...

"Although it is hot outside, I put my jacket on. I then proceeded to take it on and off, all day long. I am not sure why I did this."

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For instance...

"Although it is hot outside, I put my jacket on. I then proceeded to take it on and off, all day long. I am not sure why I did this."

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For instance...

"Although it is hot outside, I put my jacket on. I then proceeded to take it on and off, all day long. I am not sure why I did this."

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For instance...

"Although it is hot outside, I put my jacket on. I then proceeded to take it on and off, all day long. I am not sure why I did this."

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There is no grammatical rule against using "although" at the beginning of a sentence or at the beginning of a paragraph.

This is more a question of style and how you wish to present the language you are using or the story you are telling.

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There is no grammatical rule against using "although" at the beginning of a sentence or at the beginning of a paragraph.

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There is no grammatical rule against using "although" at the beginning of a sentence or at the beginning of a paragraph.

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There is no grammatical rule against using "although" at the beginning of a sentence or at the beginning of a paragraph.

This is more a question of style and how you wish to present the language you are using or the story you are telling.

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