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"therefore" vs "As so"

Both 'therefore' and 'as so' are conjunctions used to indicate a conclusion or result. However, 'therefore' is much more commonly used in English and is considered more formal. 'As so' is less common and may sound awkward in some contexts.

Last Updated: March 28, 2024

therefore

The word 'therefore' is a conjunction used to introduce a logical conclusion or result.

It is used to show the result of a previous statement or argument.

Examples:

  • He didn't study for the exam; therefore, he failed.
  • She loves to read; therefore, she has a large collection of books.

Alternatives:

  • thus
  • consequently
  • hence
  • so

As so

The phrase 'as so' is not commonly used in English to indicate a conclusion or result.

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