Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Furthermore"

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A: Furthermore no es un término muy cotidiano, pero significa además.
Ej. The poll's results were successfull. Furthermore, they showed how people's votes were going to be like. (Los resultados de la encuesta fueron exitosos. Además, mostraron como iban a ser los votos de la gente.)
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A: We have decided to start a new business strategy. Furthermore, we will be starting a new training program for managers.

Furthermoreは、少し硬い表現なので、日常会話ではあんまり使われていません。

A: It can be broken into two words further which means to go ahead or advance and more which means to add something to what you already have. you put them together and it means that you are about to add something more to what you just said. But it is not used that often today. It is an older term used in the past but sometimes used in official or professional speeches or announcements.

He will be given a promotion; Furthermore, he will also be given a raise in pay.

We have to repair the water lines and the electrical wires. Furthermore their is also damage to the walls we have to repair.

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-this species has a quiet charm and, furthermore, is an easy garden plant.

- furthermore, you'll have access to a better library

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A: There is no difference for casual conversation or casual writing. Both are used, though moreover might be more popular when someone is making a formal argument.

You asked me to go to the store, but then you did it yourself. That wasted my time. Furthermore, this is the second time you did it!

I'm not going to the store for you, ever again. Moreover, I'm not going to do any favours for you, ever again.

These words could be swapped with one another.

A: futhermore means to indicate more information
besides means opposite

A: "furthermore" and "moreover" are more formal, and are usually used in writing. Also is casual, and used more in speech.

A: @Natsu3024: They mean the same.

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A: Fur•ther•more

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A: furthermore