English Learning Class

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»»» you can use “as” when two things happen at the same time:
- I watched her as she opened the letter.
- Turn off the light as you go out, please.

Using “therefore” and “consequently”

a/. “Therefore” and “consequently” have the same meaning “as a result”.
b/. They are called transition that connect the idea between two sentences.

Example:
1. Jim didn’t study. Therefore, he failed the test.
2. Jim didn’t study. Consequently, he failed the test.
3. Jim didn’t study. He, therefore, failed the test.

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