I wonder how to express that consecutive locution in English. It's not very formal and means more or less "given this" or "considering this" One example: "Il ne s'est pas excusé pour ce qu'il m'a fait. A partir de là, je considère que notre amitié est finie."
are you sure "from that moment" is not just temporal? I'm looking for an equivalent to express a consequence
It just sounds me better than "So that" or "Therefore", which are different possibilities to express it DDT
Yes, "from that moment on" is a good translation of "à partir de là" considering the example you provided.
D' abord tu as deux phrases, and these phrases are called in english ''compound sentences'' so you must use a conjunctive adverbs to make one and only one phrase , tu dois relier tes 2 phrases afin d obtenir une seule phrase, so in order to obtain that you must a conjunctive adverbs , the best one would be '' in results'' because as a consequence of what your friend did , your friendship with him is over , as everybody knows about the ''cause/consequence''. and i think the best one would be '' he didn't apologise for what he did to me;in results, our friendship is over. we must also use a semicolon before a conjunctive adverbs, so now i put together the two sentences and make one in final. in conclusion , it always depends on the sentence to translate something. i hope my answer satifies your question .
Perhaps "as a result"? But I think "So from now on..." is even better. Welcome to the forum, djimax! That said, maybe I don't get out enough, but I've never heard "in results" used in this context.
hi bloomiegirl. perhaps you should review your english grammar cause ''in results'' can be used in this context. you should review the ''compound sentences'' and the '' conjunctive adverbs''.
let me rectify a mistake i have made , i wrote '' in results'' but it is '' as a results'' because this would suit in this context.
