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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"therefore" v.s. "AND therefore"
How should these two expression and word differ?
I believe that I have heard of both in real life and on the internet.
Pretty sure that they're both in use.
I believe that I have heard of both in real life and on the internet.
Pretty sure that they're both in use.
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He is ill and therefore won't be attending. -- Correct. He is ill therefore won't be attending.
- He is ill and therefore won't be attending.
- -- Correct.
- He is ill therefore won't be attending.
- -- Incorrect.
- Prices can go down as well as up, and therefore you may not recoup your initial investment.
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He is ill and therefore won't be attending. -- Correct.
He is ill therefore won't be attending. -- Incorrect.
Prices can go down as well as up, and therefore you may not recoup your initial investment. -- Correct.
Prices can go down as well as up, therefore you may not recoup your initial investment. -- Incorrect (common error).
Prices can go dow
He is ill therefore won't be attending. -- Incorrect.
Prices can go down as well as up, and therefore you may not recoup your initial investment. -- Correct.
Prices can go down as well as up, therefore you may not recoup your initial investment. -- Incorrect (common error).
Prices can go dow
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