HENCE

From this place, time, or reason.

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When to Use it:

Use this word when talking about what happened because of something that was understood.

How to use:

• She was tired; hence, she decided to rest.

    - It’s understood that she was tired, and because she was tired, she decided to rest.

• The road was closed; hence, we had to find a different road.

    - It’s understood that the road was blocked, and because it was blocked, they had to find a different road.

• He missed the train; hence, he arrived late.

    - It’s understood that he missed the train, and because he missed the train, he arrived late.