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Then for each vs so for each

Both "then for each" and "so for each" are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "Then for each" is used to indicate a sequence of actions or events, while "so for each" is used to introduce a consequence or result. The choice between the two depends on the specific context in which they are being used.

Last updated: March 19, 2024

Then for each

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a sequence of actions or events.

Use "then for each" when you want to describe a series of actions or events that occur in a particular order.

Examples:

  • First, gather all the ingredients. Then for each ingredient, measure the quantity needed.
  • Start by reading the instructions. Then for each step, follow the directions carefully.
  • Then for each x ∈ A the sequence of real numbers (fn(x)) is Cauchy and, hence, converges to some number limn→∞ fn(x). This is true for all x ∈ A, so we can ...
  • Algorithm - Start by setting a new variable currentSum to A[i] in each iteration of i. Then, for each iteration of j, store the current sum of A[i] to A[j] each time, so for ...
  • Thus, we don't know that ⋃j Bj will be in Aσδ. Note, however that Aσ is closed under countable unions. If { Ai }. ∞ i=1 ⊆ Aσ, then for each i there is a sequence {  ...
  • Then for each word of the expanded value of list , the variable named by the expanded value of var is set to that word, and text is expanded. Presumably text ...

Alternatives:

  • next for each
  • after that for each
  • subsequently for each
  • following that for each
  • consecutively for each

so for each

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to introduce a consequence or result.

Use "so for each" when you want to explain the outcome or result of a particular action or event.

Examples:

  • The recipe calls for two eggs, so for each egg, crack it into a bowl.
  • The car was low on gas, so for each mile, we had to drive carefully.
  • Characters is not a collection, so For Each won't work. 2. Font.Underline is not Boolean. Try something like: Sub Celltest() Dim rw As Excel.
  • I want to create a new vector that is the values of R[i]+2B[1:6]. So for each R value there will be 6 resulting values. In total I will have 36 values ...
  • You must do so for each one according to the number that you prepare. GOD'S WORD® Translation Do it for each animal, however many you sacrifice.
  • Then, for each iteration of j, store the current sum of A[i] to A[j] each time, so for each "new" j = j+1, all you have to do to add A[j] to the current sum, since the ...

Alternatives:

  • therefore for each
  • thus for each
  • consequently for each
  • hence for each
  • as a result for each

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