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Vocabulary
Thus
Thus : As a result of something that you have just mentioned
So I could say this:
You are so good at playing baseball. Thus , you should try playing for the school.
But the word "thus" Is not a popular word right?
So , this might sound better .
You are so good at playing baseball , you should consider playing for the school.
I need good example no how to use the "thus"
PS: correct my grammar please
Still learning.
So I could say this:
You are so good at playing baseball. Thus , you should try playing for the school.
But the word "thus" Is not a popular word right?
So , this might sound better .
You are so good at playing baseball , you should consider playing for the school.
I need good example no how to use the "thus"
PS: correct my grammar please
Still learning.
Top answer
In spoken English, "therefore" is much more frequent than "thus,". but the phrase "thus far" is used quite a bit. It is late in the basketball season, and thus far, we have only won three games out of ten.
- In spoken English, "therefore" is much more frequent than "thus,".
- but the phrase "thus far" is used quite a bit.
- It is late in the basketball season, and thus far, we have only won three games out of ten.
- "Thus" is more used in academic writing.
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In spoken English, "therefore" is much more frequent than "thus,". but the phrase "thus far" is used quite a bit.
It is late in the basketball season, and thus far, we have only won three games out of ten.
"Thus" is more used in academic writing.
It is late in the basketball season, and thus far, we have only won three games out of ten.
"Thus" is more used in academic writing.
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