Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to use ergo [title] Know what " ergo " means. [step] The term " ergo " can be defined to mean " as a result " or " for that reason. " [substeps] Similar words include " therefore, " " hence, " " consequently, " " so, " " thus, " and " accordingly.

Ending1: " " hence, " " accordingly, " " therefore, " and " accordingly, " are equally different words. Spelling and grammar confusions can be confusing as well. Ending2: " [title] Understand what " ergo " stands for. [step] " generally speaking, " ergo " stands for " as a result " or " for reason ", so " ergo " stands for " as a result " or " to a cause. Ending3: " you can use " ergo " when describing the relationship between a cause and an effect. Example: i love reading; ergo, i have a large library at home. Ending4: " this line may be changed in the future, because a little bit of work will be required. If your current understanding of " ergo " means something beyond " therefore, " that does not mean a bit of work is required to be done.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4