1.Tom didn’t study. Therefore he failed the test.
2.Tom didn’t study. He therefore failed the test.
3.Tom didn’t study. He failed the test therefore.
4.Tom didn’t study; therefore he failed the test.
5.Tom didn’t study; he therefore failed the test.
6.Tom didn’t study; he failed the test therefore.
All are correct?I think all are correct without the comma with “therefore”. Is it right?
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No, I mean I don’t like #1 through #3 (i.e. including #2). Linking adjuncts are best united more closely to their referent by a semicolon-- that is my feeling. Separate sentences should be reserved for special stress:
We don’t like your hairstyle, we don’t like your attitude, and we don’t like your coming in late and leaving early every day. Therefore, you are fired.
We don’t like your hairstyle, we don’t like your attitude, and we don’t like your coming in late and leaving early every day. Therefore, you are fired[/i].
Can I write as follows:
a. We…day. Therefore you are fired.
b. We…day. You are fired therefore.
c. We…day. You are therefore fired.