"and thereof" vs "and thereof in my own"

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"and thereof" vs "and thereof in my own"

The phrase 'and thereof' is correct, while 'and thereof in my own' is not a standard construction in English. 'And thereof' is commonly used to refer to something previously mentioned or derived from a specific source. Adding 'in my own' at the end does not fit the typical usage of 'thereof.'

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

'And thereof' is used to refer to something previously mentioned or derived from a specific source.

The phrase 'and thereof' is used to refer to something previously mentioned or derived from a specific source. It is not typically followed by 'in my own.'

Answer 1

and thereof

'And thereof' is a correct and commonly used phrase in English.

Answer 2

and thereof in my own

'And thereof in my own' is not a standard or commonly used construction in English.

"and thereof" vs "and thereof in my own"

and thereof

and thereof in my own

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