Can you use this word in a sentence?

Question

The word is ERGO. It is my new word of the day. I am trying to increase my vocabulary.

Answer 1

I am not a handicap person, ergo I am not able to park at the front of Wal Mart's parking lot.

Answer 2

Why mess up your regular vocabulary trying to use a word like (ergo) not many people know what it represents so therefore your word is used in this sentence.

Answer 3

I'm not gonna try, myself, but my advice is to create a sentence using the word "therefore"

try replacing it with ergo

Answer 4

ergo........wow.......now that is a work I can honestly say that I have never used....nor will use......not with a straight face....I am a product of the boston school system so while I have a tendency to use for letter words to express myself ergo is not one of these words...sorry I only clicked on the anwser part so I could see the replys.. and just felt like typing something....peace

Answer 5

Just a word of advice when using ergo: Make sure you precede it with a semicolon and follow it with a comma.



I think punctuation is important; ergo, I try to use it correctly every time I write.

Answer 6

I had a question that no one could answer at school; ergo, I used Yahoo! Answers.

Answer 7

The day is cold, dark and long, ergo it is winter-time. Or something like that. It basically means "therefore".

Answer 8

The three masked men robbed the bank and were caught, ergo they will be going to prison.

Answer 9

yes you can use it in a sentence. ergo by definition is a sentence connector. its synonyms are : therefore, hence, in consequence and consequently.

sentence= adrian did not show up to work last night; ergo, he is fired.

Answer 10

Jerad was arressted for theft, ergo, he may have to spend time in jail.