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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Furhermore

Sir,

IS "furthermore" is equal to "also"?

Would you please give me some examples of the usage of furthermore?

Thanks.
  

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'Furthermore' tends to add more topping to the second point, where 'also' merely adds it to the first. I like sushi; I also like sashimi. I hate sushi; furthermore, it gives me hives.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Furthermore' tends to add more topping to the second point, where 'also' merely adds it to the first.
  • I like sushi; I also like sashimi.
  • I hate sushi; furthermore, it gives me hives.
  • Furthermore, 'furthermore' is a more sophisticated adverb, and appears in longer and more formal sentence structures.
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'Furthermore' tends to add more topping to the second point, where 'also' merely adds it to the first.

I like sushi; I also like sashimi.
I hate sushi; furthermore, it gives me hives.

Furthermore, 'furthermore' is a more sophisticated adverb, and appears in longer and more formal sentence structures.
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