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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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thus, hence
He couldn't live without her and therefore/thus/whence/hence he proposed to her.
He beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food. Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.
Which is correct? They are interchangeable to me. What do you think?
Thanks.
He beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food. Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.
Which is correct? They are interchangeable to me. What do you think?
Thanks.
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New2grammar He couldn't live without her and therefore/thus/whence/hence he proposed to her. He beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food. Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.
- New2grammar He couldn't live without her and therefore/thus/whence/hence he proposed to her.
- He beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food.
- Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.
- Which is correct?
- They are interchangeable to me.
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New2grammarHe couldn't live without her and therefore/thus/whence/hence he proposed to her.Therefore = for that reason, accordingly, consequently
He beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food. Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.
Which is correct? They are interchangeable to me. What do you think?
Thanks.
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Hi New2grammar
optilangHe beggar had eaten for days and needed money to buy food. Therefore/thus/whence/hence he robbed a store.Did you miss out 'not'?
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I keep making seriuos mistakes like this. Thanks Yoong Liat.
Optilang. Thanks. I need to think about it. I'll get back to you if I have more questions.
Optilang. Thanks. I need to think about it. I'll get back to you if I have more questions.
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