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JaxTeller Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Hence vs Thus
Sometimes when I am writing something I feel as if I can use both thus and hence. What are the exact differences? Are they interchangeable?
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Nowadays people use them interchangeably, but "hence" could imply the future, while "thus" could refer to the past. I don't think people take that into account these days. Hence, feel free to use them interchangeably.
- Nowadays people use them interchangeably, but "hence" could imply the future, while "thus" could refer to the past.
- I don't think people take that into account these days.
- Hence, feel free to use them interchangeably.
- OR Thus, use them interchangeably.
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Nowadays people use them interchangeably, but "hence" could imply the future, while "thus" could refer to the past. I don't think people take that into account these days. Hence, feel free to use them interchangeably.
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Thus, use them interchangeably.
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