No - you arrange things thus. "Thus" describes the resulting arrangement (a noun, modified by an adjective), not the method of arranging (using boxes and a handcart? Just your hands?). It's like "I feel bad" - "bad" describes the feeling (an emotion, a noun) - vs. "I feel badly", which just means that you're bad at feeling.
Good explanation of the difference among those three words. Thanks!
thus, therefore and hence are different
No - you arrange things thus. "Thus" describes the resulting arrangement (a noun, modified by an adjective), not the method of arranging (using boxes and a handcart? Just your hands?). It's like "I feel bad" - "bad" describes the feeling (an emotion, a noun) - vs. "I feel badly", which just means that you're bad at feeling.
Good explanation of the difference among those three words. Thanks!