Why also asks a question -- inviting the reader to read on to find an
answer. "Therefore" doesn't draw the reader in in the same way, so it's
not as effective.
Just a thought....
Cheers,
Calvin!
Finn Gruwier Larsen wrote:
Cor Nouws skrev:
What about 'Therefore' in stead of 'Why' ?
I think 'why' is the common English word to use here. Besides, it's
shorter and easier to write. So, that's why i'll vote for 'why' (and
not: "that's therefore I'll vote for 'why'") :-)
Finn
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