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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
How to use thus in a sentence.
Is this stament written correctly. I will be completing my MS aboard this summer, thus would been unable to attend.
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***** NOT AN EXPERT ***** 1. I will be completing my MS abroad this summer ; thus, I will be unable to attend. 2.
- ***** NOT AN EXPERT ***** 1.
- I will be completing my MS abroad this summer ; thus, I will be unable to attend.
- 2.
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***** NOT AN EXPERT *****
1. I will be completing my MS abroad this summer; thus, I will be unable to attend.
2. Kindly remember that you want the word "abroad," not "aboard."
1. I will be completing my MS abroad this summer; thus, I will be unable to attend.
2. Kindly remember that you want the word "abroad," not "aboard."
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Using "thus" to explain an event that will take place is grammatically incorrect.
It should be
1. I will be completing my MS abroad this summer; hence , I will be unable to attend.
It should be
1. I will be completing my MS abroad this summer; hence , I will be unable to attend.
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