I do not have much experience, nevertheless, I am very motivated.
I do not have much experience; nevertheless, I am very motivated.
I do not have much experience. Nevertheless, I am very motivated.
Nevertheless is a contrast connector. It introduces an idea that contrasts with the previous sentence.
When nevertheless introduces a second complete sentence, put a full stop or semicolon before it and a comma after it:
- ‘I do not have much experience. Nevertheless, I am very motivated.’
- ‘I do not have much experience; nevertheless, I am very motivated.’
Do not connect the two sentences using only a comma.