Grammar
Hello everyone,
Are the following instructions natural?
1. Use "so" instead of "because" in the following sentence correctly.
He didn't attend the meeting yesterday because he was sick.
Answer/ He was sick so he didn't attend the meeting yesterday.
2. Use "so" instead of "because" in the following sentence to convey the same meaning.
He didn't attend the meeting yesterday because he was sick.
Answer/ He was sick so he didn't attend the meeting yesterday.
P.S. Could you please tell me how you construct that instruction in a natural way?
Regards,
Joseph
Top answer
S. Could you please tell me how you construct that instruction in a natural way? All you need is a comma before the coordinating conjunction "so".
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- Could you please tell me how you construct that instruction in a natural way?
- All you need is a comma before the coordinating conjunction "so".
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Joseph AP.S. Could you please tell me how you construct that instruction in a natural way?
All you need is a comma before the coordinating conjunction "so".
0Joseph ACould you please tell me how you construct that instruction in a natural way?
Use "so" instead of "because" in the following sentence to convey the same meaning.
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Recast/Rewrite/Change the following sentence to convey the same meaning using "so" instead of "because".
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Recast/Rewrite/Change the following sentence so that it convey
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