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Maelstrom Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Usage of the word "therein"
Two tiny questions:
1. Is this one of the "conjunctives" ? Like "so", "because"? If not, then what's the most correct term?
2.Can the word be used in conjunction with "and', such as "This system has grown old, and therein caused a confine to the overall performance"?
Thanks in advance!:)
1. Is this one of the "conjunctives" ? Like "so", "because"? If not, then what's the most correct term?
2.Can the word be used in conjunction with "and', such as "This system has grown old, and therein caused a confine to the overall performance"?
Thanks in advance!:)
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1. " 2. It is not used correctly in your example.
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- It is not used correctly in your example.
- It should be something like: The system is old; therein (in the fact that it is old) lies the problem.
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1. This is an adverb and means "in that place" or "in that thing."
2. It is not used correctly in your example. It should be something like: The system is old; therein (in the fact that it is old) lies the problem.
2. It is not used correctly in your example. It should be something like: The system is old; therein (in the fact that it is old) lies the problem.
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