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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Therefore Vs Thus
hello, please, what is the difference in use and meaning between ( Therefore & Thus )
for example: can I say ..... this method was confusing because storms do not stay in the same place.( therefore\thus ) people developed other ways to identify them.
thank you in advance.
for example: can I say ..... this method was confusing because storms do not stay in the same place.( therefore\thus ) people developed other ways to identify them.
thank you in advance.
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Hi, Therefore and thus are synonymous here. When they occur at the beginning of a sentence, they are commonly followed by a comma. Regards
- Hi, Therefore and thus are synonymous here.
- When they occur at the beginning of a sentence, they are commonly followed by a comma.
- Regards
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Hi,
Therefore and thus are synonymous here. When they occur at the beginning of a sentence, they are
commonly followed by a comma.
Regards
Therefore and thus are synonymous here. When they occur at the beginning of a sentence, they are
commonly followed by a comma.
Regards
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1 thus ~ in this way (in the way just described)
2 therefore ~ because of this (because of what has just been described)
In many cases both words can be used in the same context.
It depends whether you want to emphasize manner (1) or reason (2).
1 With tougher cuts of meat, we use liquid in cooking. Thus, the meat becomes more tender.
2 There was a
1 thus ~ in this way (in the way just described)
2 therefore ~ because of this (because of what has just been described)
In many cases both words can be used in the same context.
It depends whether you want to emphasize manner (1) or reason (2).
1 With tougher cuts of meat, we use liquid in cooking. Thus, the meat becomes more tender.
2 There was a
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