Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Therefore"

A: Example: I agree with you, therefoe, we can work together.
He has injured, therefore unable to play.

A: It means ' for the reason ' , ' as a result ' , to conclude something

A: "Therefore" means "for that reason".

Example:

"Therefore, he did not listen."
"For that reason, he did not listen."

A: Therefor means for that reason; consequently.
An example is "he was injured and therefore unable to play" it's a kinda weird word

A: Significa "por lo tanto"
Un ejemplo: Joe finished his favourite TV programme on Netflix, therefore, he must wait for the next season to come out.

A: 1. Separate independent clauses using "therefore." (in the middle of the sentence)

He was very rich, and therefore could buy a mansion.
彼は金持ちだった、だから大邸宅が買えた。

2. Conjunction (接続詞)

Therefore, I'm giving up for now. I'll still try to check out other possibilities, but ... I think hopes are slim. だから今は降参ね。他にもまだ調べてはみるけど・・・期待薄だと思う。

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A: Yes, in these examples it means “because of” but it does not work in that use all the time. For instance:

“Because of the delay, we will be out later than expected.” - Here you cannot replace “because of” with “therefore”...So just be sure of the context.

A: @polinariaria
Example:
“You are hungry. Therefore you need to eat.”
“A is bigger than B, and B is bigger than C. Therefore A is bigger than C.”
“You do not have much money. Therefore you should save more money to buy a house”.
“It was a heavy rain. Therefore I go to school Late”.

A: • You are no longer welcome in my class, therefore, you aren’t allowed to come back
• I didn’t think I’d get a ticket, therefore, I began to speed

A: Therefore, Hence and thus are same. All of them provides a conclusion based on a reason. (したがって)
Then is what happens afterwards.(それから/その前に) or a point in time (その時に)or could also mean therefore.

She met with an accident yesterday, therefore/hence/thus will not be able to attend the meeting.

There was a huge traffic jam then.

She fell from her bike and then broke her wrist.

If she would have been more careful,then this would not have happened

A: Their only difference is the formality. 'Therefore' is mostly used in very formal occasions while 'So' is used formally or casually- like in normal conversations.

A: In general: 'Therefore' sounds more academic. It is usually better for academic writing.

You wouldn't use 'so' in formal writing, but it is more common in speech, especially non-academic speech

EDIT: I should say, this is for 'so' and 'therefore' when for similar uses

Also, be careful:

So is a conjunction and can be used like this (like "and", "but", etc...):
"I woke up late, so I missed the bus."

But therefore can't join the sentances the same way.
You'd write:
"I woke up late. Therefore, I missed the bus."

Finally:
"I woke up late. So, I missed the bus." <-using "So," to start a sentance is more informal

A: @tomm: therefore means: as a result, for that reason. It's a formal word, but commonly used.

Example: it's going to rain today, therefore I need an umbrella.

Therefor means: in exchange for this (or that). It's almost never used, except maybe in legal documents.

Example: Is your car for sale? I will give you $5000 therefor.

A: The difference is negligible. "Therefore" means something like "for this (reason)" while "thereby" means "by this reason."
"I think therefore I am." gives "I think, and for this reason, I am." which holds a meaning of existing being true because thinking is true.
"I think, thereby, I am." gives "I think, and by doing so, I am." which means the slightly different existing being true as long thinking being true. The result is so subtle that you can easily use one for the other.

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A: لذلك، لهذا أو حتى عشان هيك

A: Therefore

A: These are nearly the same.
I think 'and therefore' is mostly said when there is some disagreement or just tension about what should happen or did happen.
In that situation, 'therefore' can be used but 'and therefore' is for emphasis.
- A: Why don't we have any eggs? B: Well, I'm the only one who gets groceries and I had to work late all week and therefore we don't have any.
- Sam: Why do I have to sit in the front row of the class? I don't like that. Teacher: You aren't doing your best work and therefore we need to help you pay better attention.
- We can't get one. We really don't have enough room yet and you need to feed and walk it every day. I think you'll get tired of the dog after a couple of months and therefore it's not a good idea for you or the dog right now.

A: Therefore. (th-air-for)
This is the words/sound, there and four/for/4/fore combined into one word.

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A: “Therefore”