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is either one of them correct?
She became friendlier hence her father's teachings. / Hence her father's teachings, she became friendlier.
or are they the same?
is either one of them correct?
She became friendlier hence her father's teachings. / Hence her father's teachings, she became friendlier.
or are they the same?
She became friendlier hence her father's teachings. / Hence her father's teachings, she became friendlier.
or are they the same?
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Hi!
So hence should be a final part of a sentence and it’s used more in formal writing. It’s also used in ways like “I’m not feeling well; hence I’m not about to go to school.” Hence can replace the phrases “which leads to” and “which is the reason of.” A more natural way to phrase this is “She became more friendly because of her fathers teachings” or “She was more friendly because of her father.”
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