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Damlasozer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

WİLL YOU TELL THE DİFFERENCES

What is the difference between 'THEREFORE' - 'SO'

What is the difference between 'BESIDES' - 'AND'
  

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Isnt there any answer?Emotion: sad
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therefore is formal, so is quite informal
otherwise a good dictionary will help you with usage.
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Damlasozer
Isnt there any answer?Emotion: sad

There would be if we knew what you want to ask.
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Thanks sorry but is still not clear enough
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Suggest checking this discussion out:
http://tinyurl.com/zoaqd

As I already mentioned, so is just an informal therefore, in contexts where it has this meaning. But so has other meanings too, including and:
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thank you very much sometimes I understand lately

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