Part of Speech: Adverb
Used to fill a gap between two statements, the former statement is a fact/ observation and the latter is a conclusion based on the former.
Similar to therefore, hence & ergo and a combination of the first & the third
Usually stated in haste (e.g. while presenting to your boss, or arguing with your best friend, or speaking in public with a faulty mic)
Used to fill a gap between two statements, the former statement is a fact/ observation and the latter is a conclusion based on the former.
Similar to therefore, hence & ergo and a combination of the first & the third
Usually stated in haste (e.g. while presenting to your boss, or arguing with your best friend, or speaking in public with a faulty mic)
Nervous man: Since 8 out of 10 people prefer Paris Hilton posing with her dog over Paris Hilton posing with Nicole Ritchie, therego, we asked Tinkerbell for an exclusive centerfold for PoochieMama's Valentine edition!
Nicole Ritchie fans: DOGgone it!
Nicole Ritchie fans: DOGgone it!
by bristamistah February 4, 2010