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Originally Posted By: Alex WilliamsI found the entry for therefor/therefore [I can never keep them straight] to be particularly helpful: The form without a final “E” is an archaic bit of legal terminology meaning “for.” The word most people want is “therefore.”
If it's archaic you'd have to ask what's the therefor there for then?
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted interesting web page on common errors Alex Williams 04/15/08 01:37 PM Re: interesting web page on common errors Owlbow 04/15/08 05:14 PM Re: interesting web page on common errors BranShea 04/16/08 12:50 PM Re: interesting web page on common errors goofy 04/17/08 09:03 PM Re: interesting web page on common errors The Pook 04/17/08 11:26 PM Re: interesting web page on common errors The Pook 04/16/08 01:07 AM Re: interesting web page on common errors Faldage 04/16/08 01:10 AM Re: interesting web page on common errors The Pook 04/16/08 01:55 AM
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